Spending time with friends is always great for inspiration! I recently had a chance to spend some time with my friend Raina (impeccable hostess), and she whipped up one of my favorite appetizers. She gave the “ok” for me to share the easy app with you- here it is fixed up for the FOURTH!
Cherry Peppers stuffed with Chevre cheese-
I like Raina’s choice of peppers the best- Peppadew brand. They are mild, whole, sweet piquante peppers- also known as “cherry peppers”. Remove the seeds with a paring knife and spoon in herbed goat cheese. Top with an american flag and you have an easy little firecracker of an appetizer!
ENJOY!
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