Anonymous
Post 07/17/2022 00:40     Subject: Re:Potluck fails - help

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Addictive (or “crack”) corn dip.


How do you make this?


Just Google it.
Anonymous
Post 07/16/2022 22:55     Subject: Potluck fails - help

Anonymous wrote:Hi, OP. I’m a Cook’s Illustrated fan and I had a similar experience. I think most people are just looking for comfort food during a potluck.

I found with desserts, however, it helps to cut into and take a small piece of the dessert (to get it “started”), after which people usually will usually partake.


That’s a good tip, thanks!
Anonymous
Post 07/16/2022 22:53     Subject: Potluck fails - help

Anonymous wrote:You are probably making things too complicated. Go for simpler items.


OP here. Clearly
Anonymous
Post 07/16/2022 22:52     Subject: Re:Potluck fails - help

Anonymous wrote:Addictive (or “crack”) corn dip.


How do you make this?
Anonymous
Post 07/16/2022 20:25     Subject: Potluck fails - help

Other easy options - fruit skewers or tomato/basil/mozzarella skewers. Anything easy to eat or finger foods go faster than a similar item that needs more effort.

Deviled eggs are always a hit but they are such a pain to make! I hate peeling eggs and I don’t seem to have the secret to not get gross looking eggs because my peeling is so bad.
Anonymous
Post 07/16/2022 20:08     Subject: Potluck fails - help

Hi, OP. I’m a Cook’s Illustrated fan and I had a similar experience. I think most people are just looking for comfort food during a potluck.

I found with desserts, however, it helps to cut into and take a small piece of the dessert (to get it “started”), after which people usually will usually partake.