10 fun kid-friendly, adult-approved party foods

What’s a party without food on sticks? Juicy chicken thighs are bold-but-not-too-spicy and taste great dunked in yogurt-based raita. Get the recipe: Indian-Spiced Chicken Sticks

All the flavours you love in a tidy little package. These bites always make a wicked party. Get the recipe: Caesar Salad Devilled Eggs

These bite-sized buds are so perfectly cheesy and delicious, there’s no reason to reserve them only for special occasions. Get the recipe: Broccoli Cheddar Tots

“Oh, you made these?!” They’ll exclaim, mouths full. Yep, you did. And you know what, it was easy. Crumbled tofu, grated veg, herbs and some Asian sauces, you know what’s up. Get the recipe: Sesame Tofu Cakes

Yeah, you could buy these in the freezer aisle, or you could choose your own adventure, enlist the kids’ help and create a potsticker assembly line. Get the recipe: Leek and Shrimp Potstickers

Onigiri, pronounced oh-knee-gee (hard g)-ree, is a Japanese dish of stuffed rice that’s wrapped in nori (seaweed). In this case, these’s some mayo-tossed, cooked, smoked fish tucked inside—a true flavour bomb. Get the recipe: Onigiri

Caprese staples basil and bocconcini ditch upgrade from cherry tomato to a new friend: turkey meatball! The trio tastes great swiped through marinara. Get the recipe: Italian Meatball Bites

Oh, you don’t know about potachos? Thinly sliced potatoes take the place of tortilla chips in this hearty nacho-style dish. Get the recipe: Potatchos

Use store-bought butter chicken sauce for these because you’re, like, really busy getting prepped for a kid-friendly partay. Get the recipe: Butter Chicken Satays

These little potatoes look like a big deal, but they’re easy-peasy. Get the recipe: Baby Potato Bites

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