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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op here - not at all trying to create drama. Just trying to come up with a plan that won’t cause anyone else inconvenience. I do usually bring a dish to serve for everyone - I think bringing just one portion of something for myself is even more awkward. Of course I can just eat a roll or whatever and survive, but also then draws attention and makes others feel awkward. I don’t expect them to bend over backwards at all. I’m looking to bring something with few ingredients, that can be cooked quickly, so I can arrive not-empty-handed and be a good guest AND have something decent to eat.

I should have just asked for a vegetarian thanksgiving main dish that could made quickly with few ingredients. But I thought more context would be helpful. [/quote]

Honestly I would just pick up something at the grocery store, in the ready-made section. If you have a Costco membership, you can get a huge tray of Mac and cheese that everyone else can eat as well. [/quote]

No ^^ the costco mac n cheese takes 45+ min in the oven at like 400 degrees.

As a host, I'd be annoyed that a guest brought that and hog up my oven when I'm trying to juggle turkey cooking at the same time (and a lower temp than Costco mac n cheese) and other sides. [/quote]

OMG. It's Mac and cheese. It can be heated at any temp. You can even scoop some out and heat it in a microwave. It's like you people don't know how to live at all.[/quote]

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