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'The Kitchen' Recipes: These Handheld Bites Are Perfect for Entertaining

Food Network shows you how to make all the recipes from the "Handheld Hits" episode of The Kitchen.

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The Kitchen: Handheld Hits

Food Network is serving up delicious bites perfect for a tailgate or any outdoor party. Ahead, find all the recipes from The Kitchen's "Handheld Hits" episode featuring Geoffrey Zakarian, Alex Guarnaschelli, Katie Lee Biegel, Jeff Mauro and guest Tony Shalhoub.

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Geoffrey Zakarian's Spiked Lemon Iced Tea

This spiked Arnold Palmer is refreshing, bright and nostalgic for many. The method used in this recipe to make the lemonade will quickly become a favorite once you’ve tried it. Using both the zest and juice results in an extra-tangy, citrus-forward drink that's perfect for sipping on warm days.

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Alex Guarnaschelli's Deviled Chicken Wings

"Anything can be deviled if made with some spicy condiments. I always take the spicy richness of a deviled egg as my inspiration for a recipe like this," says Alex. "I bake the chicken wings until crisped, or you could make them in the air fryer. I know that fried wings are the most craveable, but the combination of spices and butter is the sneak attack in this recipe."

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Tony Shalhoub’s Spinach Fatayer

Fatayer are Middle Eastern hand pies. They're savory pockets of homemade dough stuffed with either meat or fresh spinach and onions. They're great hot or cold, and you can eat them with or without dips like labneh or hummus. Tony has memories from childhood of grabbing a fatayer and running around outside, or sitting on a stoop and eating them.

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Katie Lee Biegel's Bacon Bow Tie Crackers and Herb Dip

"These are inspired by the snacks I ate growing up in the South: crunchy crackers wrapped in crispy bacon and served with a creamy herb dip," says Katie. "These are always a hit whenever I serve them!"

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Jeff Mauro's Carmelitas

This is the best of all dessert foods in one: chocolate, gooey caramel and nutty oats. If you’re looking to change things up, you can use dark chocolate chips to help balance out all the sweetness.

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