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Tapas Party

Serve up sangria and bite-sized Spanish treats

In Spain, the main meals of the day – a late lunch around 2 p.m. and a late dinner around 10 p.m. – are supplemented by many smaller ones. Bars fill up with hugry people in search of drinks, conversation, and little dishes called tapas at about 1 p.m. and again at 8 p.m. Tapas can be simple finger foods like olives or almonds, canapés or Spanish omelets, cut into squares and served on toothpicks, or deep-fried croquettes. They can also be more elaborate hot, saucy foods served in small earthenware casseroles. Whip up a pitcher of sangria and try a few of these tapas at your next party:

Drinks

Empanadas

Cheese Tapas

Tortillas and Omelets

Fruit and Vegetable Tapas

Meat Tapas

Seafood Tapas