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People from my church regularly visit homeless and

formerly homeless people at a local org and share with

them a meal as well a music/poetry.

 

Anyway, we have one of our potlucks Sunday. I won't

have much time to cook anything Saturday, as I will be

out of town, but can anyone suggest good potluck type

recipes? I've taken all types of stuff before: Irish

potatoes, pasta salad, mac and cheese, potato salad,

etc. but any new unique ideas would be welcome :)

 

Jen

 

For most of history, Unknown was a woman.

- Virginia Woolf, 1882 - 1941

 

 

 

 

 

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The EASIEST potluck recipe I have is as follows:

 

Baked Dill Havarti

 

1 block of dill Havarti cheese

1 package of pre-made crescent roll dough (the tubes in the refrigerated

section)

 

Pinch all of the triangles of dough together to make a sheet (takes a few

seconds). Wrap dough around cheese. Place cheese, with the pinched together

dough on top, in baking dish and bake according to dough instructions on the

tube. Five minutes before the dough should be done, create a small opening at

the top (where you pinched the dough together). When finished baking, serve

immediately.

 

You can either serve it with a knife (people cut out slices - like small pie

pieces), OR people can just break off pieces of dough and eat as finger food.

 

Everyone LOVES this dish!! Enjoy!

 

Jen Lott <celestial726 wrote:

People from my church regularly visit homeless and

formerly homeless people at a local org and share with

them a meal as well a music/poetry.

 

Anyway, we have one of our potlucks Sunday. I won't

have much time to cook anything Saturday, as I will be

out of town, but can anyone suggest good potluck type

recipes? I've taken all types of stuff before: Irish

potatoes, pasta salad, mac and cheese, potato salad,

etc. but any new unique ideas would be welcome :)

 

Jen

 

For most of history, Unknown was a woman.

- Virginia Woolf, 1882 - 1941

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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