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    Pot lucks

    I'm going to one tonight, and my brother was going to help me cook something to bring, although now I don't have time to cook anything. I was going to bring garlic bread but by the time people eat it, it would be cold. Any suggestions for something I can bring? I'd like something sorta healthy but not too expensive. I believe there is an oven if needed...



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    I always pickup one of the veggie or fruit plates at the grocery store. Everyone seems to enjoy a healthier snack. I've also bought shrimp platters. They went fast! I barely put it down and it was attacked!
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    When I go to pot lucks I bring cocktail meatballs and they are always a HUUUGE hit!

    1 bag of frozen cocktail sized meatballs.
    1 jar grape jelly
    1 can pizza sauce
    1 bottle ketchup

    Dump it all in a crock pot for a few hours and Ta-Da!
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    A plate with three different kinds of cheese and some plain crackers is always a hit - no cooking required, and just a little bit of "assembly" time. I find that if you slice the cheese it goes faster than if you let/make people slice it themselves. Wanna make it pretty? Stick a bunch of seedless grapes on the platter, and it'll look gourmet!

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    Fruit platter, Veggie Platter or a cold pasta salad. You can get the first 2 pre-made or make them yourself in no time at all. Or make a pasta salad with fresh peppers, cherry tomatoes, other fresh veggies and instead of mayo use oil and top with fresh ground pepper. It is cheap, easy and quick.


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    People are bring veggies already I believe...I like the cheese tray idea though. Thanks. I'll see what I can put together



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    If an oven is available, then your idea about the garlic bread would work. Have it prepared and just pop it in the oven right before serving.
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    Thanks for the ideas. I went out and got a mixed cheese/meat tray as I'm running out of time to do stuff.



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