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Meatballs, lasagne, stuffed shells, basically casarol.
They stay hot during the service, and make a good cheap dish.

I usually make pulled pork or brisket. They stay warm in a crock pot with sauce. Bought dinner rolls or buns at SAMS.
I did them all the time for my daughter's band stuff in HS, it was always some of the first stuff to go.
Cheap and easy to make, plus easy to serve.

I love potlucks, as I love to have a choice as to a variety of foods. But, I'm also someone who just won't eat anyone's cooking, so I usually try to find out who brought what. We used to have a guy that fished a lot, and would always bring fish. I can't say as I have a favorite, but I love fried chicken, potato salad, green bean casserole, and spaghetti dishes.

Them would be Catlick potlucks. Wine and bingo is always on the menu.

haluski. cheap, easy, filling and popular. around here anyway.

A lay out of Italian meats and cheeses with thin slices of sourdough.

getting ready for the potluck.....

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Add kielbasa and 'kraut.
Them Catholic Pollocks will be bellied up to the table.

I hope they invite me!

We will bring cabbage rolls!

i love cabbage rolls. i make about 10 dozen at a clip and freeze them. even easier though is to use all the same ingredients and make it like a lasagna. cabbage, meat, soup, cabbage, meat, soup and so on. tastes just like halupki but a lot less effort.

i'm sure this will come as a big surprise to many of you, but my baked beans are the only reason i get invited to anything

i love cabbage rolls. i make about 10 dozen at a clip and freeze them. even easier though is to use all the same ingredients and make it like a lasagna. cabbage, meat, soup, cabbage, meat, soup and so on. tastes just like halupki but a lot less effort.[/quote]




My wife makes that casserole.


Funny how we had to go around the mountain to end up with a quick, easy, cheap,
potluck suggestion.

I do have a plan. I'll try to post pictures when the dishes are done.

Make something off the wall different, if nobody tries it your set for a week of lunches...

If the church basement ladies like it you get elected president of the church council....

Chili Relleno casserole with chicken, It's easy and more suits my taste buds than Plain on Plain with a little bland tossed in.

Our little church has an eating meeting every Wednesday night. My wife and I take turns making different dishes and desserts. Tonight I made what I'm calling a Mexican Chicken Salad casserole and the wife made a couple of coconut pies. We both brought home empty dishes.

One of my favorite places to look for ideas of food to take is here: " Deep South Dish: Recipes for Potlucks Church Socials Picnics Lots of good easy and tasty recipes and ideas.

Spam, sailor boy crackers and cheese in a can.. yep I'm the life of the pot luck parties

At many potlucks, you'll find four simple salads, three crockpots of beans, four trays of cheesy potatoes, and two dozen cakes. Don't bring those.

Nobody ever brings meat (although sometimes that's the sponsor-supplied item). I often smoke a turkey breast or a pair of roaster chickens. Cluadia makes a killer fruit salad and together we get invited EVERYwhere. Had one at a private home last week where I provided Bloody Marys (four kinds) and Claudia made her fruit salad. Already have two more invites.

i avoid ‘em like the plague

Chicken enchiladas.

Ham & Beans with Cornbread Casserole.

Chicken & Dumplings.

Manicotti, both beef and cheese, with a couple of different sauces to go on them.

Lasagna, beef, cheese, and hot Italian sausage, with a couple of difference sauces to go on them.