Show up to the party with these easy-to-bring favorites!
Our lineup includes anything that can bemade ahead of timeand easily transported.
Here are some of our favorite recipes for your next covered dish dinner party.
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This recipe skips the mayo and ops for a tangy vinaigrette to keep it light and bright.
Celery, scallions, bacon, and tender herbs add ample flavor and texture to the roasted spuds.
Broccoli-Cheese Casserole
This crowd-pleasing casserole is one that everyone can get behind.
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Even the kiddos always come back for seconds of this cheesy vegetable dish.
Look no further than this one-bowl biscuit recipe for your next shindig.
Cabbage rolls look eleganteven in a 9x13 dishand never disappoint.
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Brewed coffee punches up the cocoa in the cake while coffee liqueur infuses the glaze with equally rich flavor.
Slow-Cooker Pot Roast
Covered dish dinners aren’t just for casseroles.
This make-ahead dish is the meaty main your lineup is missingand it only requires 15 minutes of hands-on time.
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Million Dollar Potato Casserole
Apotato casserole(or two) are always welcome on the table.
When you show up to the party with this loaded one, everyone will be asking for the recipe.
Try our chicken caesar pasta salad that’s the best of both worlds.
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Toasted almond slivers on top dress it up.
This seven ingredient lemon version is just the thing your dinner party is missing.
Serve with whipped cream and fresh berries if desired.
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Pan-Banging Chocolate Chip Cookies
Chewy, chunky, nutty, or crunchy?
A buttermilk dressing introduces a bit of creaminess while snap peas and cucumbers lend the perfect crunch.
The crowd-pleaser takes on many shapes and sizes, but this simple, buttery cracker-topped version is a favorite.
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This meat-lovers main even comes together with just 10 minutes of hands-on time.
Bonus: It’s only seven ingredients and takes 10 minutes to throw together.
The bacon and parmesan insure everyone will enjoy.
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While slightly spicy, the creaminess ensures this easy recipe will still be enjoyed by everyone.
Asparagus Gratin
This easy side dish pulls on all the beloved flavors of a classic gratin.
Pour the creamy mixture over fresh asparagus and bake until golden and bubbly.
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Our low-lift chicken and sausage version is the perfect potluck option to avoid any seafood allergies.
Add a dash of paprika to give it a little kick.
Shout Hallelujah Potato Salad
And everyone said Amen!
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Pecan Sandies
These buttery and nutty cookies are always invited to the party.
Mississippi Mud Cake
No one can resist a slice of this marshmallow-pecan topped chocolate sponge cake.
Serve this creamy appetizer with crostinis or your favorite corn chip.
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