Thanksgiving is around the corner. And as a way to show employee recognition, workplaces around the country will be celebrating the holiday with potlucks. Here are 10 ridiculously easy but delicious dishes to bring to your celebration:
01. Spinach Maria
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The cheesy goodness of this most-searched-for holiday dish in Tennessee will surely win over that spiteful coworker of yours.
02. Mashed Potatoes Via Crock-Pot
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Ah, the glorious Crock-Pot. Nothing is easier than chopping up potatoes and butter then letting the pot do all the work.
03. Bacon-Wrapped Green Beans
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Bacon? Bacon! Seriously, who doesn't like bacon?
04. Cranberry Orange Sauce
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Three ingredients. That's all it takes. And don't even worry about making this dish the day of — you can make it up to one week in advance.
05. Apple Pie Bites
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A fun twist on the traditional apple pie, these bite-size goodies are the mess-free solution to workplace potlucks.
06. Sweet Potato Casserole Bites
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When you're at a potluck, you want to stand out. And sometimes it's difficult to do so with such a traditional recipe. Instead, stand out by turning your dish into a bite-size one.
07. Pomegranate Cheeseball
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Look, there's no denying it. Everyone loves cheese.
08. Thanksgiving Salad
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Thanksgiving comes with a lot of carbs. So why not throw some greens into the mix?
09. Thanksgiving Punch
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Everyone's going to bring side dishes, appetizers, and desserts. Be bold and bring a festive drink.
10. Bourbon Maple-Glazed Carrots
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Sweet and savory all in one bite.
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