What to Bring to Your Holiday Potluck Dinner

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What to Bring to Your Holiday Potluck Dinner
The holidays are always a time for togetherness, family, wine, and food. Typically, a relative slaves for hours before the meal, but potlucks are beginning to grow in popularity. For people who aren’t sure what to bring to a potluck, here are some crowd-pleasing options.
 
Mini Biscuits
These are a great compliment for soups or a holiday stew. They also can be made the same day and carried in a container or basket. 
 
Lasagna
This pasta dish can feed a lot of people and will easily survive the car ride to the party. 
 
Meatballs
These can be prepped and frozen prior to the party and cooked while you get ready for the festivities. This appetizer is great as a side during the main dinner or as a finger food. 
 
Chile con Queso
Everyone loves a great chips and dip. This classic appetizer is quick, easy, and doesn’t require any additional utensils since you essentially eat the plate.
 
Mushroom Risotto
This dish is great for a crowd and can be prepared as guests arrive without much effort. Risotto is a simple and can easily be prepared in an instant pot cooker. 
 
Layered Salad
This dish takes very little preparation and can be easily made at the party or will comfortably hold in the car during the commute. 
 
Jalapeno Cheese Ball
This is an appetizer that can be prepared thirty minutes before leaving or during the party and only requires a cracker or chip to consume. It also pairs well with wine. 
 
Truffles
Truffles are a simple dessert that everyone loves. Simply pack these treats in a bowl and bring them to the potluck with some toothpicks and you’re set. 
 
Mulled Wine
Every party needs wine! This is a recipe that can be made in a pressure cooker to infuse all of the different flavors. 

Brunello di Montalcino
This quality Italian wine is ideal for a get together, especially one as special as those around the holidays. You won't want to share your Brunello di Montalcino, but this is the season to share!
Holiday potlucks are a celebration of togetherness. They are also a great way to try new recipes and get a spread without sweating over the stove all day. These recipes are not only easy to follow for cooks of every skill level, they are also easy to either carry in a container to the party or take little time to prepare during the party. 

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