Class up your appetizer spread with these holiday crostinis
Behold: 7 perfectly composed bites
Dips are a satisfying appetizer — but man, the holidays are exhausting. Be the most accommodating host and spare your guests the step of reaching the distance from vegetable tray to to dip bowl.
These 7 crostinis are the effortless, perfecly composed bites — instantly classing up any appetizer spread. Plus, everything tastes better when perched on top of a crisp oil-brushed piece of bread.
Persimmon Bruschetta by Aliwaks
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