Dinner party + Sandwiches recipes (8)

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Asian-inspired Turkey on Sesame Spring Onion Toast

Recipe by: Janice Elder

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You will never recognise your leftover Christmas turkey when you combine it with Asian ingredients to create this delicious yet quick and easy dish. You may end up making turkey just to have leftovers!

Bean Quesadillas

Recipe by: jjenkraynakorriss

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Veggies, beans and cheese sandwiched in tortillas, then fried until golden on both sides. This is a great weeknight supper, ready in a flash - make one quesadilla per person. You can also cut them like a pizza and serve as a starter or party nibble.

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Beef Tacos

Recipe by: ENEELK

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Easy enough for mid-week, and tasty enough to please everyone!

Chorizo, grilled pepper and tomato bruschetta

Recipe by: Azmina Govindji

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This open sandwich of toasted ciabatta bread with a mixed pepper topping is typical of the style of food enjoyed in Mediterranean countries, where bread, along with plenty of fruit and vegetables, is a mainstay of the diet. A little chorizo sausage adds a spicy note to the sweet pepper mix.

Oriental lamb and plum wraps

Recipe by: Norma MacMillan

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Packed with crisp raw vegetables and juicy fruit slices, these wraps make a refreshing alternative to rich Peking duck in a Chinese meal. They are ideal for entertaining because the lamb is equally good hot or at room temperature. Serve as a main dish, or as a starter for 8, with a bowl of thinly sliced cucumber.

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Ricotta and pesto bites

Recipe by: Jan Cutler

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These little open-faced pumpernickel sandwiches are charming starters, but go best with summer soups such as Roasted Tomato, Pepper and Chorizo Soup or Minted Asparagus and Garden Pea Soup (both recipes on this website).

Roast pepper pinwheels

Recipe by: Norma MacMillan

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Wraps are a quick way to roll tasty fillings into a fun-to-eat package. Take a wrap and cut it across into pieces, and you get a bite-sized pinwheel sandwich that is equally at home in a lunchbox as it is on a buffet table.