15 Impressive No-Cook Summer Appetizers

15 Impressive No-Cook Summer Appetizers

If you're looking to impress without too much effort, these cute Caprese sticks are exactly what you need. Opt for multi-colored cherry tomatoes for an even more vibrant presentation.

This fancy fish appetizer definitely has that wow factor, but it's actually pretty simple to put together. Serve scooped over salad or with crispy chips for dipping.

It doesn't get any easier than this — sweet sun-ripened melon and salty Prosciutto. Serve with a glass of sparkling Prosecco, and you'll feel like you're in Italy.

Just like the sandwich, but without the bread! Serve with some bread sticks on the side for a little extra crunch. Use prepared bacon to keep this recipe no-cook.

This deliciously cool gazpacho is spicy, sweet, and salty, and so refreshing for a summer picnic or barbeque. If it's particularly warm out, chill your serving bowls in the freezer for a few minutes before dipping out the gazpacho.

Ripe, juicy peaches snuggle into creamy Burrata cheese, with a sweet and tart balsamic drizzle over the top. Scoop up this easy and impressive appetizer with slices of Italian bread. Use pre-made balsamic syrup, often found in the vinegar section of grocery stores, for a no-cook recipe.

One of the best ways to enjoy watermelon this summer is this bold salad. The sweet fruit is balanced out with salty feta and herbaceous mint.

If you like your salads a little more protein-packed, you can't beat this crunchy garbanzo bean salad with summer veggies. It stays crunchy even after a few days in the fridge, making it ideal for prepping ahead of time.

The key to this recipe is the mint, which makes the tomatoes and cucumber taste extra sweet and delicious. This is the perfect starter dish to serve alongside falafel, hummus, and freshly baked pita.

The beloved slider gets a crunchy twist by using pretzels as the base. Each bite is loaded up with barbeque chicken, gooey cheese, and crispy bacon.

Delightfully tangy, and just a little spicy, these crisp cuts of jicama are a refreshing appetizer for the summer months.

Cherry tomatoes are just right for a bite-sized treat. Here they're loaded up with creamy goat cheese and vibrant fresh basil to create a summery appetizer.

Spring rolls make for an easy and filling appetizer. Simply stuff the rice paper with cooked shrimp, fresh herbs, and lettuce before rolling and serving with two flavorful sauces.

If you need an appetizer that's eye-catching for your next summertime event, this is the recipe for you. Fresh mozzarella and ripe tomatoes are layered together with roasted red peppers, capers, and herbs. Serve with bread for scooping.

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