Fingerfood takes the panic out of party giving with great ideas for cooking and presenting delicious, bite-size party food. Elsa Petersen-Schepelern's fabulous recipes include mini bruschettas and muffins, portable pockets and wraps, and more substantial skewers and wontons. She finishes with sweet things and drinks. -Over 70,000 copies sold in hardcover. -Presentation ideas, information about preparing food in advance, freezing, reheating, timing, quantities, and more.
The pictures were nice, but there was nothing really exciting that made me want to make it. There's a good focus on flexibility within one form--variations on things presented in leaves, or things on sticks. I think I just used a cocktail recipe--that was the most inspiring/useful section of the book for me, because I'm not a cocktail maker normally, and hers weren't all sickly sweet.
I read/looked through this book a bit ago and though I remember finding interesting recipes, I'm not sure that there's anything I'm just dying to try. I'll probably poke through this again before I take it back to the library.