Bonus: The recipes for our bacon brie crescent wreath, cheesy spinach dip Christmas tree, and pigs in a blanket wreath double as delicious appetizers and impressive centerpieces! Being greeted at the door with cranberry brie bites, harissa deviled eggs, and a glass of Jingle Juice will make any guest feel merry. But more often than not, a solid plate of appetizers and a killer holiday cocktail are what really bring us some holiday cheer at a potluck. With potluck-friendly Christmas dishes this good, you'll be automatically added to the invite list year after year!ĭon't get us wrong, we love Christmas showstoppers like prime rib or our copycat Honey Baked ham. Whether you're the host (or the lucky guest!), these recipes will guarantee your Christmas potluck table will be stacked with all of the classics, like a Christmas punch, the ultimate holiday cheese board, and eggnog truffles. So we've rounded up all the best recipes to make sure you're never arriving to the party empty-handed.

1.We've only got one goal this holiday season and one goal only, to become a certified VIP: a Very Important Potlucker. These Mexican recipes are easy to make and offer the best way to take your main dishes to a whole new level. These vegetable side dishes are just what your Mexican dinner needs. Whether you’re hosting a vegetarian party or you simply want a nutritious punch for your protein-loaded entrée. Most popular side dishes include Mexican corn on the cob, salsa, cornbread, coleslaw, beans, rice, guacamole, cheesy dips, and all sorts of salads. With some staple ingredients such as cheese, tomatoes, red onions, corn, beans, cilantro, avocados, jalapenos, limes, and a touch of fragrant spices, the side options are endless. It can be sour, savory, and sweet, all at the same time, often offering a refreshing zestiness to go along with a touch of heat.Īnd good Mexican side dishes are just like that! Mexican food is all about spices and flavor.

Pot luck sides