- Almond Hummus
- Anchovy Sticks
- Arancini
- Avocado and Scallop Salsa
- Balsamic Pickled Onions
- Beetroot Cured Salmon, Pear, Lime: Nigiri Sushi Style
- Beetroot Cured Salmon, Pear, Lime: Spoon Style
- Beetroot Tzatziki
- Blood Orange and Black Radish Salad
- Carrot Falafel
- Cauliflower Fritters
- Cauliflower Pakoras
- Cheese Crackers
- Cheese Twists
- Cheesy Spiral Scones
- Chermoula Chicken Skewers
- Chicken and Vegetable Curry Pasties
- Chicken Rice Paper Rolls
- Chicken Yakitori
- Corn Fritters
- Crackers
- Cured Cucumbers
- Deep-fried School Prawns
- Eggplant and Peperonata Stacks
- Eggplant Bites with Chermoula and Goat Cheese
- Flat Bread Crackers
- Fried PadrĂ³n Peppers
- Fresh Anchovies marinated in Salsa Verde
- Green Split Pea Dip with Olives and Persian Fetta
- Grilled Zucchini Ribbons filled with Chervil, Goat Cheese and Tomato
- Gyoza
- Japanese Falafel
- Jerusalem Artichoke Chips
- Labne - Yoghurt Cheese
- Ladies' Fingers
- Marinated Fetta
- Mini Savoury Muffins with Sour Cream
- Mini Spring Rolls
- Olive Tapenade
- Onion and Anchovy Tartlets
- Onion Bhaji
- Ozkar Crackers
- Parmesan and Herbes de Provence Sables
- Pork Dumplings
- Potato, Corn and Chorizo Croquettes
- Potted School Prawns
- Prawn Tapenade
- Quail Scotch Eggs
- Rice Paper Rolls with Quinoa Omelette and Roasted Tomato Sauce
- Roasted Red Pepper and Carrot Dip
- Salmon Rillettes
- Saganaki with Peppered Figs
- Spanner Crab Croquettes
- Spicy Moroccan Olive Salad
- Spicy Skewered Prawns
- Spring Bruschetta
- Stuffed Baby Peppers
- Stuffed Sicilian Olives
- Stuffed Swiss Brown Mushrooms
- Sweet Potato Falafel
- Tempura Okra
- Tuna Rice Paper Rolls
- Vine Roma Tomatoes slow-roasted with Sherry
- Watermelon Cubes with Marinated Fetta
- White Anchovies with Garlic and Parsley
- Zucchini Falafel
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Your photos are amazing. I recently started blogging to inspire our newly formed cooking club by documenting our monthly get togethers and enabling them to follow my experimenting with food. I never realised how hard it is to photograph food..what a skill...one I hope to continue to improve. http://apassionforfood-susy.blogspot.com/
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