What is a potluck, exactly? The term is applied to different types of gatherings, but does have some specifics.
If you’re interested in hosting or attending potluck dinners, barbecues or other events, here is a quick guide to help you learn more:
A potluck is an event where the host and guests provide food. The food can be either homemade or store bought, depending on the situation.
Some great etiquette tips include:
Simple meals like pasta salad are always welcome, but don't be afraid to try complex potluck recipe ideas.
Quiche is a classic potluck dish you can make with a wide variety of ingredients and toppings. For a nutritious and savory quiche recipe, try baking it with fresh spinach and roasted mushrooms.
Try the same flavors of banana nut bread using hearty baked oatmeal bars instead. This dish is absolutely delicious, full of fiber and protein, and can be made in advance for extra convenience.
There are some ways to make your own potluck a success, including:
Keep these tips and ideas in mind for your next potluck, or any time you want to share a memorable meal with a crowd.
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