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Potluck Recipes
Dishes that travel well and feed a crowd. Simple, sturdy recipes to bring along and share with friends, neighbors, and church or work groups.
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About Potluck
A good potluck dish is easy to carry, tastes fine warm or at room temperature, and serves many. Casseroles, pasta salads, baked dishes, rolls, and sheet-pan desserts all fit well. Cook in a dish with a lid if you can.
Unlike Parties or Family Gatherings, where one host cooks most of the food, a potluck is shared by everyone. That means your recipe should be simple and not need last-minute work. Pick something that holds up well and cuts into easy portions.
Questions folks ask
What is a good dish to bring to a potluck?
Casseroles, pasta salads, baked beans, rolls, and bar cookies are easy to carry and serve.
How do I transport food to a potluck?
Use a covered dish, keep it level in the car, and wrap hot food in towels. Use a cooler with ice for cold dishes.
How much food should I bring to a potluck?
Plan for about 8 to 12 servings, or ask the host how many are coming. A larger group may need more.
Kitchen tips
- Choose dishes that do not need to be served piping hot.
- Bring a serving spoon and a label with the dish name.
- Wrap a hot casserole in a towel to keep it warm in the car.
- Note common allergens on your label, like nuts or dairy.
- Double a recipe if you are feeding a big group.