Today's recipe is a delicious finger food mini fried mini bites which you can enjoy anytime with friends and family. As Valentine's day is knocking right at the corner some thing delicious and heart touching is the call for the moment here. This fun filled appetizer presented with a twist can well match up the mood and be a most cherished Valentine's day appetizer.
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