18 baby shower recipes
Every baby shower needs an impressive food table. Try these easy (and elegant) baby shower recipes for the right mix of filling, festive and sweet.

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18 delicious baby shower recipes
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Whether you’re hosting the party for the mom-to-be or bringing a contribution for the food table, these delicious dishes will have everyone hounding you for recipes (just point them here, thanks).

Salad in a Jar
Keep things easy with individual salads. Set out a few different dressings so guests can shake it up (literally). Get the recipe: Salad in a Jar

Baby Potato Bites
A cinch to put together, these bite-sized morsels will be the hit of the party because potatoes, sour cream and smoked salmon always equal a good time. Get the recipe: Baby Potato Bites

Lime Macarons
Every shower needs a selection of adorable tiny treats—and these delicate French bites do not disappoint. Get the recipe: Lime Macarons

French Onion Pan Quiche
A savoury mixture of egg, red onion and cheese on a buttery crust. Yep, this is a good one. Get the recipe: French Onion Pan Quiche

Sangria Berry Mocktail
A dry party doesn’t have to be a dull party, especially with a fizzy and fruity mocktail in the mix. Get the recipe: Sangria Berry Mocktail

Rhubarb-Walnut Sweet Tea Bread
This pretty, not-too-sweet loaf is the perfect thing for an afternoon shower. The lemon-sugar glaze seals the deal. Get the recipe: Rhubarb-Walnut Sweet Tea Bread

Coconut Candy Rattles
Swap the colour of the sprinkles and paper straws to match your theme and these cute candy rattles make a dainty desset or the perfect take-away for guests. Get the recipe: Coconut Candy Rattles

Turkish Lamb Pops
Melt-in-your-mouth lamb is always a crowd pleaser. Plus, it’s got a built-in handle for easy devouring. Get the recipe: Turkish Lamp Pops

Lime and Raspberry Petits Fours
These sweet little cakes are totally worth the effort. Get the recipe: Lime and Raspberry Petits Fours

Devilled Eggs
With Greek yogurt and a dash of chili sauce, these ain’t your grandma’s devilled eggs. Get the recipe: Devilled Eggs

Ketchup Popcorn
These tangy kernels are so addictive, you’re going to want to double—or triple—the batch. Get the recipe: Ketchup Popcorn

Corn and Squash Succotash
This crunchy, colourful salad eats like a meal, as it’s got plenty of protein-packed edamame. Want to make it heartier? Lay some grilled sausage overtop. Get the recipe: Corn and Squash Succotash

Lemon Meringue Pie
Heaps of fluffy meringue sit atop deliciously tart lemon filling. If you’re going for finger foods, this recipe works just as well with mini pie shells. Get the recipe: Lemon Meringue Pie

Spinach Pie Bites
These flaky bites are practically perfect. And don’t sweat—feta is fine for pregnant friends as long as it’s made from pasturized milk. Get the recipe: Spinach Pie Bites

Vietnamese Roast Chicken and Salad Rolls
Fresh salad rolls are ideal party food. This recipe uses store-bought rotisserie chicken, which makes these yummy rollups a breeze to assemble. Get the recipe: Vietnamese Roast Chicken and Salad Rolls

Kettle Corn Snack Mix
Who doesn’t love a little sweet and salty? This treat would make a cute party favour too, packed into a individual decorative boxes or tied up in cellophane bags. Get the recipe: Kettle Corn Snack Mix

Strawberry Shortcake
Dessert on a stick is the way to go. Grilled pound cake + roasted mallow + juicy strawberry with a drizzle of chocolate sauce. That’s what we’re talking about. Get the recipe: Strawberry Shortcake

Beef Satay with Thai Dipping Sauce
Give us all the food on sticks! These beefy babies are juicy and delicious when dunked in this simple and only-a-little-bit-spicy dipping sauce. Get the recipe: Beef Satay with Thai Dipping Sauce

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