When it comes to the holidays, were all about staying on-theme with our recipes.
Christmas potlucks are the perfect opportunity to add festive flare to your favorite dishes.
If youre looking to add seasonal charm to your dishes, weve got you covered with inspiration.
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Here are 12 holiday-themed potluck recipes perfect for making spirits bright.
Cranberry Sauce Meatballs
Want to make your favorite potluck dish more festive?
Swap out the usual grape jelly and chili sauce for jellied cranberry sauce and hot jalapenopepper jelly.
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Your guests will thank you.
This rich and creamy eggnog, spiced with ground nutmeg, makes the perfect companion to the holiday spread.
Browned butter adds a hint of nuttiness, and the broiled top has an almost cheesy, crispy texture.
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Though its quick to prepare, it can also be prepped a day ahead and reheated in the oven.
Bacon Bow Tie Crackers
Want to keep your contribution simple?
The result is a mouthwateringly crispy treat everyone is sure to love.
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The fact that each bite-sized snack looks like a little wrapped present is just the bow on top.
Not only do they look elegant, but they are remarkably simple to prepare.
Talk about a win-win.
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Mini Cranberry-Cheesecake Pies
These creamy, sweet desserts are perfect for meeting your holiday cranberry quota.
With cheesecake filling, cranberry compote, and gingersnap crusts, they make any holiday spread look oh-so festive.
Instead, make this aromatic rum bread pudding.
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I made this for Christmas dinner, and it was a huge hit, says one five-star reviewer.
Macaroni Pie
A savory, cheesy pie at the potluck?
Need we say more?
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