what to bring to potluck

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  • Dunkirk
    Dunkirk Posts: 465 Member
    A platter of fresh fruit, strawberries, melons, grapes.
    I did an apple and rhubarb crumble once, which was very popular.
  • astronomicals
    astronomicals Posts: 1,537 Member
    bring normal people food.

    lil smokies wrapped in bacon with brown sugar over em then baked in the oven... If they arent all eaten I'll chop off my balls



    Lemme say this, my vegetarian friend doesn't bring vegetarian food to football games. She makes something people actually want.
  • kynara
    kynara Posts: 5
    Anytime we have a potluck at work, since they all know I don't cook, I'm usually the one who brings the plastic cups and paper plates. :flowerforyou:

    alcohol not allowed, but if it were, I know some people at work who would benefit from it... lol
  • Patty50548
    Patty50548 Posts: 9 Member
    jalapeno poppers have always been a hit when I take them - jalapenos, cream cheese, cheddar cheese, & bacon...and it fits my low-carb diet.

    I also like bringing stuffed mushrooms - sausage & cream cheese filling in mushroom caps.

    shrimp cocktail is another item that meets my dietary needs & is well-received.
  • knitapeace
    knitapeace Posts: 1,013 Member
    I was waffling over whether or not to participate in my office Thanksgiving meals (yes, meals plural!) this year because I'm going to want to save calories for the family Thanksgiving. I'm totally in for lentil salad now. Thank you so much!!!
  • auddii
    auddii Posts: 15,357 Member
    I'm a fan of baked brie. Mix brandy, brown sugar, and walnuts, pour over brie and bake until soft. So tasty!
  • joannasaurusrex
    joannasaurusrex Posts: 83
    Salad of any kind is a total winner. No one ever takes salad to potluck and everyone is gorging on stews and pastries and cakes… I've found salad actually goes down well! I usually do couscous with raisins, cherry tomatoes etc through it and sometimes some strips of haloumi.

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