Menu: An Autumn Cocktail Party
Pecan Cheese Wafers
Pecan Cheese Wafers

Pecans lightly brushed with egg whites are baked into cheesy, buttery wafers with a touch of chile flakes. Get the recipe for Pecan Cheese Wafers »

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  1. The goat cheese and apricot truffles require no cooking, and can be made up to 2 days in advance to make day-of prep a breeze. Fresh herbs lend the most intense flavor, but dried herbs are a fine substitute; just use ⅓ the specified amount.
  2. Assemble the rarebit bites the afternoon of the party, stopping after spreading the grilled baguettes with the cheese mixture. Cover and store them in the fridge, and as guests begin to arrive, simply pop them under the broiler.
  3. The Regent's Punch requires making a pineapple syrup ahead of time by macerating sugar, water, and pineapple for 8 hours. The result is an unbelievably smooth and refreshing drink perfect for serving to a crowd. Start well ahead of time to allow all of the flavors to meld and for the punch to cool properly.
  4. The pecan and cheese wafers should be allowed to cool completely before serving, so prepare them the morning of the party, or make them the day before and store overnight in an airtight container.
  5. For more small-bites inspiration, see our collections of holiday appetizers or fall finger foods. And for even more drink options, we've gathered our favorite festive fall cocktails to serve to a crowd.
Drinks

Menu: An Autumn Cocktail Party

Pecan Cheese Wafers
Pecan Cheese Wafers

Pecans lightly brushed with egg whites are baked into cheesy, buttery wafers with a touch of chile flakes. Get the recipe for Pecan Cheese Wafers »

The Menu

More About This Menu

  1. The goat cheese and apricot truffles require no cooking, and can be made up to 2 days in advance to make day-of prep a breeze. Fresh herbs lend the most intense flavor, but dried herbs are a fine substitute; just use ⅓ the specified amount.
  2. Assemble the rarebit bites the afternoon of the party, stopping after spreading the grilled baguettes with the cheese mixture. Cover and store them in the fridge, and as guests begin to arrive, simply pop them under the broiler.
  3. The Regent's Punch requires making a pineapple syrup ahead of time by macerating sugar, water, and pineapple for 8 hours. The result is an unbelievably smooth and refreshing drink perfect for serving to a crowd. Start well ahead of time to allow all of the flavors to meld and for the punch to cool properly.
  4. The pecan and cheese wafers should be allowed to cool completely before serving, so prepare them the morning of the party, or make them the day before and store overnight in an airtight container.
  5. For more small-bites inspiration, see our collections of holiday appetizers or fall finger foods. And for even more drink options, we've gathered our favorite festive fall cocktails to serve to a crowd.

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