Get the latest Potluck recipes from Group Recipes. http://www.grouprecipes.com/tag/potluck I first tasted this dish years ago at the Columbus International Festival. The Hungarian ladies bring huge amounts of it every year to sell to eager tasters, and I finally got the recipe. Ingredients have been modernized in amounts (because I'll bet you don't know what a #2.5 can is, either!) and instructions are entirely my own words. If there's more explanation than you need, just allow for a beginner cook who was confused and wished that someone had written it down this way in the first place. http://www.grouprecipes.com/106873/hungarian-pork-and-sauerkraut-casserole-kolovzsvari-kaposzta.html I recently tried this recipe at a potluck. It was tasty, filling and group friendly. Pizza flavours meets pasta. Try subsituting with your favourite pizza toppings! http://www.grouprecipes.com/104291/pizza-casserole.html A great dish for about any dinner. It is light and refresting. Even a quick dish for a potluck dinner party. http://www.grouprecipes.com/102099/pineapple-stuffing.html This is a very flavorful alternative to black beans and rice. http://www.grouprecipes.com/98261/quinoa-with-black-beans-corn-and-cilantro.html Fussy eaters? Put all their favourites in this dish and if you chop 'em up small enough, some of their not-so-favourites, too! Anything you like on pizza goes in here. http://www.grouprecipes.com/92613/pizza-casserole.html The original recipe called for lemon, but I've made orange, lime, peach and raspberry. If there's a jello and a juice you like together, go for it. Try a little Zest or fresh ginger, even cinnamon (good with peach). http://www.grouprecipes.com/92638/chiffon-angel.html Here's a very easy dessert recipe to put together. With just a four ingredients, you can put this dessert together in minutes. This is your basic Lemonade Icebox cake and I hope you'll enjoy it. Its perfect for the warmer months and a family favorite! http://www.grouprecipes.com/92233/lemonade-cream-cooler.html I had to cook for a potluck last weekend and knew that the food would be out on a table in a warm room for a few hours. I wanted to make something big enough to feed many and didn't want anything with eggs or meat in it just in case the room got a bit too warm. I also wanted to find something economical and easy to prepare and this is it! You would never miss the meat in this baked rigatoni. I found everything I needed in a restaurant supply store and baked the whole thing in a huge turkey pan. It fed at least forty and a few more as people kept coming back for "seconds." http://www.grouprecipes.com/92229/easy-potluck-rigatoni.html This is a great way to use vegetables from the farmer's market. It can be a side dish, or try serving it under grilled fish or shrimp. http://www.grouprecipes.com/90884/corn-salad.html A great little potluck dish fore the working mom. Also makes a great meal served over flat noodles or mash potatoes http://www.grouprecipes.com/90478/quick-easy--n--fast-potluck-chicken-casserole.html