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Tag Archives: Potluck
Roast Beef Pan Sliders
Game Day sandwiches Continue reading
Seasonal Tastes: February 2018 – Buffalo Slaw
A standout slaw Continue reading
Mexican Cole Slaw
Honestly, I’m obsessed with this recipe Continue reading
Gobble Gobble 2015: Spicy Mango Cucumber Skewers
Welcome back from the Thanksgiving break! My weekend was extra long – I went home on Wednesday and didn’t get back til Monday night. I hope you can forgive me for being MIA on the blog – I was too busy loving family time. But now that I’m back to work, I’m back to blogging … Continue reading
Ritz Cracker Toffee Bark
At a recent party I wanted to make a dish that was a play on the phrase “Puttin’ on the Ritz,” so obviously it had to incorporate Ritz crackers. A quick Google search led me to this recipe for Ritz Cracker Toffee Bark. Did everyone know it was this simple to make toffee? It’s just … Continue reading
Turkey Pesto Pinwheels
When it comes to potluck dishes, it’s tough to find something that’s easy but still hearty. If you want to bring something more substantial, that usually means a casserole. While that’s not necessarily difficult, it can be annoying to transport if you’re not going home after work and will need to be heated up when … Continue reading
Couscous Salad With Salmon and Mustard-Dill Dressing
There are a couple of no brainers when it comes to salmon: dill and dijon mustard; so it’s no surprise that both of them find their way into this dish. I made a few small changes to this recipe for warm couscous salad with salmon and mustard-dill dressing. Instead of cooking the salmon in the … Continue reading
Snickity Snack: Fish in a Stream
Food Network Magazine had a mini “Family and Kids” mag in the back of a recent issue. In this section, they reinvented ants on a log, the classic after school snack of celery sticks filled with peanut butter and topped with raisins. I’m pretty sure this article was all about sneaking veggies into your kid’s … Continue reading
Quinoa with Nectarine and Basil
I had not had a single nectarine all summer and they were calling my name in the grocery store, looking all big, juicy, and summery. But for some reason I knew that even if purchased with the best of intentions I would never end up sitting on my couch, eating the nectarine all on its … Continue reading