Easy New Year’s Eve Appetizer
1 Comment | Written on December 27, 2012 at 5:00 am , by Kristina Vanni
In Spain, it is considered good luck to eat 12 grapes at the stroke of midnight as we ring in a new year. Some say, for every sweet grape you eat there will be a good month in the coming year, and for each sour one a bad month. You can even make a wish with each one you eat!
This simple appetizer recipe is a beautiful way to present a round of brie for a New Year’s Eve celebration. Serve with crackers or apple slices, and, of course, a glass of bubbly! This year, may all of your grapes be sweet as we welcome 2013. Cheers!
Keep reading for the recipe…
Tip: Brie can be decorated up to 6 hours in advance. Store, loosely covered with plastic wrap, in refrigerator. Let cheese come to room temperature before serving.
Brie Cheese with Grapes
2 to 2 1/2 pounds seedless green grapes
1 wheel Brie Cheese (about 2 pounds)
Assorted crackers
Apple wedges
Slice grapes crosswise in half; arrange on top of cheese until completely covered. Serve with assorted crackers and apple wedges.
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Around the World, Celebrations and Parties, Fast and Fabulous | Tags: Appetizer Recipes, Cheese, Cold Appetizer Recipes, Easy Recipes, Fruit Appetizers
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I’d invite my friend Sheila she is a flight attendant and has eaten foods from all over the country.