Usher in 2024 with These Delicious New Year's Eve Party Foods (2024)

Black-eyed peas are a traditional New Year's food — and with this recipe, they're also tasty and healthy. You'll want to bake up a batch so everyone can eat at least three beans at midnight.

Get the recipe for Hoppin' John Style Black-Eyed Pea Salad.

NYE is the time to break out the bacon-wrapped hors d'oeuvres. And these sweet-spicy pickled peppers stuffed with cream cheese may be our very favorite.

Get the recipe for Bacon-Wrapped Stuffed Peppadews.

Put out a try of snackable biscuit sandwiches and watch them disappear.

Get the recipe for Asiago Cheese Biscuits with Prosciutto.

Spiced nuts are great to have around for snacking on with co*cktails. Make some homemade cones out of festive paper for guests who don't want take more than a handful.

Get the recipe for Herb-Spiced Cashews.

Give this classic party food a prime place at your New Years' table!

Get the recipe for Sausage-Stuffed Mushrooms.

This fun, bubbly winter treat is ideal for peppermint fans who want something to toast with at midnight!

Get the recipe for Candy Cane Champagne co*cktail.

This creamy rich spread is never out of place at a party.

Get the recipe for Salmon Rillettes.

A whole wheel of brie wrapped in pastry and baked turns into the ultimate party dip. Here we've added baked apples, honey, and fried sage to make it even more delicious.

Get the recipe for Honey-Apple Baked Brie with Fried Sage.

This flavorful, seasonal drink is just the thing for a holiday party.

Get the recipe for Poinsettia co*cktail.

You may want to make extra of these tender roasted pecans, if setting out bowls for guests. They're hard to stop eating.

Get the recipe for Sweet-and-Spicy Roasted Pecans.

We not going to call this well-balanced concoction an instant classic—but it's already the only thing we want to be drinking when we're mixing up drinks.

Get the recipe for Old Scholar Rye Whiskey co*cktail.

Wings are practically a must-have party food, but the sweet, tangy, lightly spiced flavor of these will have guests going back again and again.

Get the recipe for Apple Cider-Glazed Wings.

Roasted until it's impossibly sweet, acorn squash makes a tasty toast-topper for a party hors d'oeuvre. Paired with blue cheese crumbles and some quick-fried sage leaves, this appetizer is sure to disappear quickly.

Get the recipe for Smashed Acorn Squash and Garlicky Walnut Crostini.

Want to give guests something they can munch on all night without filling up? These portable cups of spiced nuts are just the thing!

Get the recipe for Spicy-n-Sweet Snack Mix.

This combo of sparkling wine, cointreau, and pomegranate molasses is a delicious twist on the traditional glass of Champagne.

Get the recipe for Pomegranate French 75.

Here's an impressive-yet-easy appetizer that will keep guests nibbling all night long.

Get the recipe for Grilled Apples with Prosciutto and Honey.

Give your shindig a bit of Southern flair with these upgraded deviled eggs.

Get the recipe for Pimento Cheese Deviled Eggs.

This lighthearted co*cktail takes inspiration from F. Scott Fitzgerald's golden girl—who certainly knew her way around a party.

Get the recipe for The Daisy Buchanan.

If you're a cranberry fan, this may be the last chance to cook up the seasonal treat until next fall. Use it to make these tangy-sweet cubes.

Get the recipe for Cranberry Pâte de Fruit.

One of the best ways to keep the party going is to have plenty of bonbons available for snacking on. These simple truffles are easy to make—and even easier to eat.

Get the recipe for Chocolate Coconut Truffles.