Sentences with phrase «do potluck»

We do potluck, so everyone pitches in.

We do a potluck share at work and would love to find a way to share this with staff.

We always do potluck with that crew and it's nice because no one has to make everything!

And seriously, I don't why we didn't do this Potluck thing sooner.

We also liked to do potluck dinners in the evenings.

With this group, we search for any reason to do a potluck, and for the big game it's pretty much mandatory.

We usually do it potluck style with the hosts making the turkey.

we did a potluck in the sanctuary.

We did it potluck style so everyone brought something.

It's been awhile since I did a potluck post.

If your budget does not allow for this, try doing a potluck style meal or dessert table.

I love to cook... but i still end up doing potluck... i would love this kitchen aid i have never used one before but have heard great things

Not exact matches

If you're having a potluck, you can invite 10 people or 100 people or 1,000 people without doing any extra cooking.

I don't think I've asked that question aloud, but I've certainly thought it, especially at potlucks.

I did bake them again with slightly reduced butter and mint pieces instead of toffee to take to a potluck.

and several dishes at the potluck I did not recognize.

One time, the pastor just pulled the plug on our church plan with no real notice («Next week, we'll have a potluck... we're done.»)

Any time there is an offering taken up at work, a freind is in need, someone's moving and needs a couple buddies to go over and help out, potluck luncheons, anything... be it actual money or just time / food, every single time without exception those freinds who are conservative and / or religious are the ones who show up to contribute and every single time the liberal and / or non-believer friends just show up with an excuse as to why they're not giving or didn't bring something or couldn't help that weekend.

Now for something fun, Please do drop by the Potluck Party this week — it's about CLEAN EATING and I'm sure you have something delicious good and Clean;)-RRB- http://www.lifeologia.com/potluck-party-clean-eating-recipes-gluten-free-vegan/

I want to make it for a potluck lunch at work... do you think if I baked this, refrigerated it & used the microwave the next day, it would still taste good enough?

The advantage of making Mexican street corn in salad form is that it's easier to bring to a potluck barbecue, and you won't get corn stuck in your teeth and all over your face (one reason my kids don't like corn on the cob).

-LSB-...] though I usually don't bake, I tried my hand at the Pear Frangipane Tart from Vegan Pie in the Sky, which I tried and loved at a potluck last year.

In the past, I've done... Continue reading Virtual Vegan Potluck: Spicy Cranberry Orange Cocktail

One day, ladies, I do hope we can party in real life and throw a great fun potluck party just like this.

Don't forget to check out more spring / summer picnic (or BBQ or potluck) inspiration from the Festive Foodie bloggers:

One of the big challenges to holiday potlucks is that you want to bring something elegant to the party, but you don't always have the time for cooking.

It doesn't matter where you are — restaurants, church functions, potlucks, or BBQs — it is always there.

I'm asked to bring it to potlucks all the time and I'm certainly happy to do so.

As for the Potluck Party — I will post one up later today so please do visit soon.

But we do go to a LOT of outdoor potlucks and reunions in the summer and packing something cold to eat is always welcome by everyone.

Until it's time leave the comfort of your own kitchen and go to a place where THM rules don't exist — potlucks.

Between neighborhood potlucks, beach trips, picnics, BBQs, backyard dinner parties and more, I don't think we have had a stay - in - your - pjs - all - day kind of day yet!

People actually eat it and it just doesn't end up sitting in a lonely corner at a huge potluck table!

Do prepare this simple yet delicious recipe for your upcoming tailgating events or game nights or potluck or Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday parties, and do not forget to let me know how it turned ouDo prepare this simple yet delicious recipe for your upcoming tailgating events or game nights or potluck or Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday parties, and do not forget to let me know how it turned oudo not forget to let me know how it turned out.

If you just happened upon my blog and don't know what the Virtual Vegan Potluck is, check it out!

This is especially good for Summer potlucks because it doesn't need to be refrigerated at all times and can handle heat pretty well.

Do you recommend any other recipes for a Penn State pre-game tailgating potluck?

Many years ago now a woman from my church made this cake as her contribution to a «birthday cake potluck» for our pastor (I did not actually contribute a cake myself, just ate as much as I decently could while dodging sugar - high children flying around the folding tables.)

Build on this sense of community and support each other, share things... like real friends do;) I wanted to throw a Party — a Potluck Party for all my friends, including you.

I'm planning to make this for my work potluck but I just noticed the recipe doesn't call for a crust.

Heck, don't even be afraid to ask people to bring dishes and turn it into a potluck if you don't want the stress of cooking a whole meal.

I don't know about you, but we don't need a holiday to get together for those potlucks and cookouts.

These cookies are great to serve to a crowd, take to a potluck or a party or give to friends as a gift, just as our friends did for us.

Perfect for that potluck holiday dessert or if you have guests coming that you don't know if they have allergies or food intolerances ~ so you make these!

If you're not hosting the big feast, do you know what dish you will bring to the Thanksgiving potluck?

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I've yet to attend a party where this kind of easy potluck appetizer didn't disappear from the plate.

Please do check out the other contributions to the potluck.

For potluck's don't add meat mixture, chips and cheese until you are just ready to eat.