Having a potluck dinner is an easy way of hosting a party without having to do all of the cooking. But there are a few points you need to follow to avoid a menu full of potluck casseroles or desserts, not to mention unhappy guests. For example, your potluck will be a problem if more than half of the guests bring potato chips and the other three bring one dish that won't feed everyone. By Alice Langholt |
The joys of group gatherings and potlucks can't be denied. What better way to entertain guests and enjoy a get together than a sampling of everyone's culinary talents? |
Whether your neighbor has decided to throw an impromptu holiday get-together or your husband just remembered this afternoon to tell you about this evening's Christmas party at your in-laws' house, these easy recipes will have you in and out of the kitchen quickly. |
If you attend church potlucks and picnics often, as we have over the years, you may wonder if everyone else pays the same careful attention to food safety as you do in your kitchen. By Grace Alexander |
When it comes to potluck recipes, pasta dishes are always popular. They are so simple, nutritious, comforting and filling that it is hard to imagine potluck menus without them. By Helen Polaski |
Easy potluck dishes that will dazzle the vegetarian in you almost always include cheese. Because there are so many types and varieties, you'll never run out of new combinations, and cheese goes well with potatoes, pasta and soup. By Helen Polaski |
The best outdoor potluck ideas take advantage of the natural scenery. If you can schedule your potluck near water, a pirate party or a Hawaii-themed party would be a perfect fit. By Helen Polaski |