>Hey anon, which dish did you bring to the potluck?
>>7777185
Those chicken wings in the crock pot over there.
>>7777185
Whiskey.....
>>7777185
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anyway I would just crock pot something savory like a beef stew or ratatouille and start drinking
Lasagna
Salad is good too
>>7777216
But "potluck" implies that you have to share whatever you bring...
>>7777185
It's supposed to be a cultural potluck, my grandparents are from Ukraine. what are some authentic ukrainian/eastern european dishes that won't offend the flyovers I work with?
>>7777185
I brought those homegrown tomatoes because supermarket tomatoes are the worst thing on earth
I'm the guy who brings mac n cheese with hot dogs cut up in it.
>>7777396
fried chicken.
>>7777185
Sushi.
cucumber salad
literally the easiest thing to make
>>7777474
I can confirm this is a good idea.
Or at least in the flyover where I live, people will try literally anything that's new and I don't get the "eww raw fish" I used to get east coast.
>>7777515
Cats are disgusting.
>>7777523
Excellent Potluck conversation point, and rebuttal of my post.
>>7777534
It's called sage for off topic and you should learn it.
>>7777185
pancakes
>>7777540
Oh I'm sorry, I guess OP asking about ideas, recipes and experience for their potluck at work is off topic on a Food & Cooking board.
Just continue on shilling for mcDonalds and spamming 'go 'za as you were then.
>>7777185
Brownies
>>7777555
I made an off-topic post about cats and saged. You made an off-topic post replying to me and bumped the thread. That's all.
>>7777569
That is both the lamest and best excuse I've heard for a shitpost to try to derail a thread.
I'm saving that one.
>>7777396
You good at pyrogies? Everybody fucking loves pyrogies.
Miso soup.
>>7777574
yeah actually, I make pierogies and pelmeni often. I don't have a way of boiling them at work though, they don't reheat well either. I was thinking about doing piroshkis maybe, they're not bad reheated in a toaster oven.
>>7777515
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>>7777185
I brought ratatailoue made from the freshest ingredients.
>>7777523
You're disgusting you sick fuck fuck off
>>7777587
Maybe you can just bring a hot plate and pot to boil it in? Or steam them on location.
Seriously though, everyone will fucking love those.
10lbs of lamb schawarma that I seasoned with my shit
Chow down you fat Midwestern fucks
>>7777402
Mah nigger.
I just had this today. Mm
Love me some potlucks.
I'd bring a bunch of stuff.
>Applewood smoked pulled pork with vinegar sauce
>homemade yeast rolls
>german cucumber salad
>kasespaetzle
>lemon gooey butter cakes
okay anons so I think I'm going to make:
https://youtu.be/Fh-52BJKIKc
Bruno Albouze's upside down potato gratin
Thomas keller's donuts except instead of cinnamon/sugar I might use a light orange blossom glaze.
And some horchata because I fucking love horchata and we have a vitamix to blend it at work.
I realize these don't really go together but fuck it, it's a potluck. Do you think I should bring a meat dish instead?
>>7777185
A sushi platter laid out over your mother
>>7780004
Oh and if this thread dies by thursday I'll most likely create another for when I make all of this stuff
>>7777185
My specialty.
i brought the main course, the tater tot casserole
so here's a nice question. What would a /ck/ potluck actually look like, and would anyone be able to have an actual conversation? Would everyone just walk around in silence judging each others food making comments about how shitty it is even if it was pretty good? How many people would show up? Lets actually have a /ck/ potluck for science reasons.
>>7780711
The fun part would be playing "Guess Which Dish is a Natural Harvest Recipe?"
(Pro tip: it's all of them.)
>>7777185
Cups and pop.
Lasagna is always good, go straight for the tastiest fattiest unhealthiest recipe you can make though. People will love it.
Or you could make tiramisu, never fails to impress people.
>>7780711
I know there's orlando bros here, we all made it apparent when that grill kept making those threads about the $3.99 ayce buffet by UCF.
