Finger foods have many benefits. They act as excellent appetizers. They are delicious to eat. They do not require the constant clinking of cutlery to be eaten. They are child friendly. They can be prepared quite easily. And of course, they are the most looked forward to, at any party. Don't deny it. Appetizers and finger foods go hand in hand. And generally, we decide whether we ought to be eating more of the food at a party, based on what the finger foods taste like, right? In this article, we have some recipes for easy finger foods for a crowd. Use them and you'll have them eating out of (errr....) their hands! Quick and Recipes for Finger Foods When it comes to making finger foods, all you need is a little bit of creativity, a good sense of taste, and the willingness to experiment. Sure you can have the regular exotic and probably the best finger foods for parties, but what about when you don't want to tire yourself out totally, because you have an elaborate main course to prepare? That's when you need cheap easy finger foods. They are gentle on the pocket, plus are ridiculously easy to prepare. Here are some of them. Check them out. Stuffed Eggs This recipe, as the name states, is about stuffing eggs. Let us see how to go about making this easy finger foods for babies and adults alike. You'll Need

• Eggs (according to the number of people)
• Salt
• Coriander
• Mushrooms
• Chilly Flakes
• Mayonnaise
• Pepper

Directions

• First, you need to hard boil all the eggs.
• Chop the mushrooms into halves.
• While the eggs boil, shallow fry the mushrooms until they are soft enough to be poked.
• After the eggs are boiled, remove the shells carefully, and cut the eggs into halves.
• You can either remove the yolks from the eggs, or keep them in. It depends on the people eating it.
• Place the halved eggs on the serving tray, and begin the toppings.
• First goes a dash of salt and pepper powder on the eggs.
• Then, place two halves of mushrooms side by side, on the egg.
• Then, add a dollop of mayonnaise, and garnish it with a single leaf of coriander and some chilly flakes.

Topped Bread This finger food is fun to make and can be modified in any way you want. Let's check it out. You'll Need

• Uncut Bread Loaf (freshly baked)
• Sliced Chicken (or meat of your choice)
• Cheese Spread or Cheese Sauce
• Cooking Oil
• Oregano or Dried Parsley
• Salad Greens
• Tamarind Sauce

Directions

• First, shallow fry the chicken slices until they are completely cooked (not pinkish).
• Then, cut the loaf of bread into tiny slices, small enough to be picked up by two fingers.
• Apply generous amounts of the cheese spread or cheese sauce on the bread, just don't let it get too soggy.
• After the chicken is cooked, place one slice each on each bread slice.
• Season it with the oregano or parsley, place some salad greens on it, and then pour the tamarind sauce on the chicken.

Cracker Sandwich This finger food is probably the easiest of the lot. And is a guaranteed hit with the kids and adults alike. Here's how you make it. You'll Need

• Salted Crackers (according to number of people)
• Mayonnaise or Cheese Spread
• Roasted and Salted Cashews
• Chilly Flakes
• Fresh Thyme

Directions

• Place all the crackers on the tray.
• Add a spoon of mayonnaise or cheese spread on each cracker (spreading it is your choice).
• Place one or two roasted and salted cashews on the mayo or cheese.
• Season it with the chilly flakes.
• Add a bit of fresh thyme on each cracker for the finishing touch.
• This finger food can be served with a bowl of Thai peanut sauce to pour on it.

If none of those easy finger foods appealed to you, you can check out this list of finger foods. You might find just what you're looking for.