27 Easy Christmas Potluck Ideas for Any Party

Maybe it's the crushed butter crackers or the decadent cheese sauce, but this side dish is always a crowd-pleaser. Prepare for guests to come back for seconds!

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You'll hear 'oohs' and 'ahhs' when you show up with this holiday main course. The rolled turkey breast filled with bacon, apple, and cornbread stuffing is worthy of its centerpiece status.

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Not only can this pie be made with store-bought crust, but the filling is made with instant vanilla pudding mix, a carton of eggnog, and a package of cream cheese for an even more convenient treat.

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This recipe has everything you love about a charcuterie board, but it's even easier to take on the go! Simply prepare the skewers a day in advance, then drizzle with balsamic glaze just before serving.

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Pepper jack cheese gives this pudding-like cornbread casserole a welcome kick. But if you really want to take things up a notch, drizzle the whole thing with hot honey just before serving.

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This holiday ham is cooked in a slow cooker so you don't have to worry about fussing with the oven. But the secret to making it such a crowd-pleaser is all in the sticky Dr Pepper glaze.

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Packed with savory sausage and lots of fresh herbs, this stuffing is sure to be the unsung hero of your holiday potluck. You can even assemble the entire dish up to two days before baking!

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You'll impress everyone at the party with this elegant appetizer! The savory mushrooms are packed to the brim with a creamy crab mixture, pimientos, and melty cheese. Top them off with golden breadcrumbs for a welcome crunch.

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Whether you serve it for brunch or dessert, this holiday bread pudding is oh-so sweet. The soft brioche bread soaks up all the eggnog custard and warm spices, then it's drizzled with a buttery rum syrup.

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Here's a fun twist on a holiday bread basket: the biscuits are seasoned with ranch flavoring, then paired with an herby ranch butter for serving. Plus, the little green parsley garnish makes them look so festive!

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This nostalgic treat will surely make everyone jiggle with excitement. What once was a potluck staple for grandma is now retro chic. And of course, it's the perfect color combo for the holiday!

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A pasta dish stuffed with cheese will always go over well with a crowd. The great thing about manicotti is that it tastes just as good warm, so you don't have to worry too much about keeping it piping hot while it sits out.

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If you're assigned a dessert, skip the fussy tiers and make a 9-by-13 single layer cake instead. This cake will still stand out thanks to the sparkly sugared cranberries on top.

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If you want to bring a snack for everyone to munch on but you're not sure if you should go salty or sweet, do both. Chex mix is also so easy to carry. Simply carry it in a big zip-top bag and just pour it in a serving bowl when you get to the party.

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Warm, creamy cheese sauce and hearty potatoes make the perfect side dish—and making them in a slow cooker not only makes them easier to prep but easier to transport, too!

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It's just not Christmas without a little candy! This festively sweet idea can be made in advance, too, so you're not in a rush that same day trying to finish up.

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Deviled eggs are Ree Drummond's go-to for any party. Give them a little holiday flare by adding fresh herbs and green food coloring to the filling, then finishing them with red pepper "ornaments!"

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Cookies are always a good idea for Christmastime. These ones in particular will impress all the guests with their pretty pinwheel swirl and colorful sprinkles.

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Assigned to bring a side dish this year? Try making green beans using the slow cooker. They can keep warm in the handy dandy appliance for up to four hours.

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Ree's mashed potatoes are perfect for potlucks because they actually can be made ahead. You read that right! Just whip it up and place in a medium-sized baking dish, top with butter, and reheat before serving.

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