These easy little bread cases are perfect for nibbles and canapés. They can then be filled with pretty much anything you like!
They make a nice change and are very easy to prepare!
Ingredients:
Bread slices! brown, white – whatever you prefer, as many as you like – I find one slice gives me 4 cases
melted butter flavoured with garlic, salt and pepper
How to: Cut the crusts off the bread slices, I often use a ready sliced loaf and then can prepare several slices of bread at one time. Flatten each slice using a rolling-pin then take a small cookie cutter (mine is 48mm dia) and cut circles out of the flattened bread. I usually get 4 circles from one slice. Next brush one side of each circle with the butter, press into a “petit four” or mini muffin tin butter side down, and brush the upper side with butter. When the tin is full bake at 180°C for 10 mins until golden. Remove from the oven and leave to cool before storing or filling!
Here I filled mine with a prawn cocktail mixture…
…and egg mayonnaise
Other filling ideas are cream cheese and cucumber, avocado and red pepper or simply a spoonful of red pepper humus.
They can be made a few days in advance and stored, unfilled, in an air tight tin until needed.
To prevent them going soggy, the filling should only be added about an hour before serving.
























What a brilliant idea!
Sometimes the simplest ideas are the best
love these! so cute
aren’t they just
I love this idea!
thanks, and so easy!
Yummy and easy! These are so cute! I make bread pieces just cut in half toasted and topped with black beans, sweet potatoes, avocado and curry and it is sooo good! I agree that easy is sometimes best. Happy new year
Thanks, your version sounds like “melba toast” haven’t made this for years – must make it again soon
What a wonderful idea!
They are a nice change from crackers
This is such a cute idea!!!
Thanks, I think so too
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Brilliant, Candy! Great alternative!
Thanks, makes a nice change to crackers!