Since you are so nice and lovely...
You most likely get invited to nice places with nice people!
Neighborhood gatherings,
Baby Showers,
Church Pot Lucks,
Family BBQs,
Meet and Greets,
Linger Longers,
Baptisms,
Sit on Santa's Lap Why Don't Ya,
Lets All Try And Find A Bunch Of Eater Eggs...
you attend these functions
don't you?
(I knew you did. Because you are so very nice and lovely.)
Next time you are invited...
make this Raspberry Cream Cheese and Pretzels Salad.
You will instantly be the most loved person at the party.
People will start to say things like....
"Who brought THAT salad."
and
"Get out of town...that is GOOO-HOOOD."
and
"Excuse me, but could I please get
married to the maker of that salad."
and
"Shut the front door, the back door and all of the windows.
Heavenly bliss is in our midst."
Seriously.
Just trust me.
You want to bring this salad with you.
I got this recipe out of a wonderful cookbook I have been reading.
Bless Your Heart
Bless Your Heart
recipes by Patsy Caldwell and stories by Amy Lyles Wilson. The recipes in this book are very family friendly and look delicious. Fabulous food isn't the only treasure lingering in the pages. There are great stories written throughout that I thoroughly enjoyed reading. It is a heartwarming read, to be truthful.
Thomas Nelson Publishing Company has graciously agreed to give away a copy of this wonderful book...
to three of you.
Nice!
That is very nice and lovely, indeed.
To enter the giveaway leave me a comment telling me the dish/recipe you like to bring most to a gathering.
You know, like....Triple Chocolate Heavenly Bliss
or Strawberry Shortcake Dessert of Wonder
or A Bag Of Chips I Was Really Busy.
(Don't be ashamed...everyone likes chips.)
What ever you like to bring....tell me all about it. Please leave your email address in your comment, so I can contact you if you are one of the lucky winners.
You may enter until midnight on Sunday April 24th, winner will be announced on Monday morning April 25th.
One entry per person.
Raspberry Cream Cheese Pretzel Salad
Time: 40 minutes hands on + 4 hours to chill
Yield: One 9x13 pan
Recipe adapted from Bless Your Heart
2 1/2 C pretzels
3/4 C butter, melted
3 T sugar
1 8 oz package cream cheese, softened
1 C sugar
1 8 oz container cool whip
1 6 oz package raspberry jello
2 C boiling water
3 C frozen raspberries
1. Throw those pretzels in a small food processor and grind them into coarse crumbs.
2. Add your melted butter and 3 T sugar. Mix until combined.
3. Press the pretzel mixture into a 9x13 pan and bake at 400 degrees for 13 minutes, or until golden brown. Remove from the oven and let it cool completely.
4. In your stand mixer, or in a medium sized mixing bowl beat the cream cheese until smooth. Add your sugar and mix for about 4 minutes.
5. Add the cool whip and mix for one minute, or until everything is well combined.
6. Heat your water up in the microwave until it is boiling. Add the jello and stir until it is all nice and dissolved.
7. Pour in your raspberries and stir to combine. Place the bowl in your fridge until the mixture has thickened up a bit. (Like syrup, at least. If it has set up more that that...no worries. The recipe will still be wonderful.)
8. Spread the cream cheese mixture over the top of the crust.
9. Pour the beautiful raspberry jello on top, cover and chill for at least 4 hours.
See that pretty little crust under there?
It's going to be a friend maker.
OR maybe even a marriage maker...
You never know....Salad can be a really powerful tool.
Happy Easter, everyone!
See you back here on Monday!
I received the cookbook Bless Your Heart from the Thomas Nelson Publishing Company. I received no compensation for this post, or my review of the book. All ideas and thoughts in the post are my own.




I will take a Chocolate Eclair Dessert as requested by my family.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the fun new recipe. Love your blog. I get asked for cabbage salad. It is my uncles favorite.
ReplyDeleteI bring my Southern Living corn pudding - ooh boy it is rich!
ReplyDeleteI almost always bring some sort of dessert, whether it is Lemon Cake, Carrot Cake, Blueberry Cheesecake Bars ... anything sweet and delicious!
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I like to make a dessert of some sort. Normally I make Pioneer Woman's Lemon Bars! They're always a hit :)
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I have tried Raspberry Cream Cheese Pretzel Salad, Its VERY GOOD! What I am bringing to Easter dinner is Strawberry Ambrosia. Frozen (thawed) Strawberries, Mandarins, mini marshmallows and Vanilla yogurt all mixed together. I am just starting to learn how to cook/bake, so I love trying new things and bring something new to gatherings.
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LOVE YOUR BLOG...I have made so many recipes and they all have been wonderful! I usually take homemade salsa/chips or my mom's potato salad (it's the best)!
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I try to mix it up a bit. I love to bring a dessert, but often there are too many of them. I like to bring Italian Confetti Pasta Salad. Yummy, and colorful. We have Pretzel Salad often around here. Sometimes with raspberries, sometimes with strawberries. My husband says it's a salad, I swear it's a dessert. But I'll call it a salad if that means we can have another dessert too :)
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Heartburn Cake is one that is requested most often at our family gatherings.
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My favorite thing to bring is Brownie Mousse Torte. It's a brownie topped with Scor bits, topped with a yummy Chocolate Mousse topped with pretty raspberries. I get oohs and ahhs and they are a hit with the young and old. alicia@enghs.com
ReplyDeleteI always bring my oatmeal carmelettes.
ReplyDeleteI'll admit it, I always bring a couple bags of Doritos and some pink & yellow lemonade. :)
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I always bring mississippi mud brownies! Everyone loves them
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I bring boxed brownies :) If I really have a few spare minutes, it might even be some cut up fruit! Exciting!
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I like to take a Rasperry salad or a pasta salad. Both are easy to make and very yummy!
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I like to take brownies. But not just any ordinary brownies. Amazing Brownies! YUM!!!
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ReplyDeleteI am usually in charge of the dinner rolls, though the last one we went to was a quick bag of chips purchase...I also like to take dessert. :)
ReplyDeleteThe mac and cheese on the cover of the cookbook looks scrumptious! Hopefully I am a lucky winner!
You can reach me at: barbi(underscore)jensen(at)hotmail(dot)com (I forgot this in my original comment, so I deleted it...)
Thanks!
PS - this recipe looks perfect for easter.
I like to take an "overloaded chocolate cake." It's just chocolate box cake with a box of pudding mix and delicious homemade frosting for the best, easiest chocolate cake you ever ate. But, people seem to think you're a miracle worker when you make cake that good! :)
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Oh my...you had me at the title of the post...lol My family loves for me to bring my sweet n'spicey meatballs or my poppy seed crescent roll-ups. Love the title of this cookbook as well. Thanks for a fun giveaway.
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I bring muddy buddies to gatherings! Everyone loves them and it's a snacking food instead of a sit down and eat it food. Who doesn't love to snack?
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I always do "funeral" potatoes because I love them and if there isn't anything else that tastes good, at least I will have those. LOL! Plus they are pretty easy to make.
ReplyDeleteI haven't made that 'salad' for a while...I really should thaw some of my raspberries and make some...I consider it a dessert though it's that good!
ReplyDeleteOne recipe I'm asked to bring all the time is my Broccoli Slaw...it is fantastic!
I'd love a copy of that book...some wonderful browsing minutes ahead for the winner.
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I love to bring either good, old fashioned rolls or a nice deep dish apple pie. Because, let's face it, everyone loves rolls, and my husband can't get enough of apple pie in case he doesn't like anything else there!
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I usually take my triple layered pumpkin delight cake. Always a hit. And every last bite gone.
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE a copy of this cookbook you featured.
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I love your blog! Thank you for posting so many delicious recipes! I always bring the Pioneer Woman's chocolate sheet cake. Love it.
ReplyDeleteOh, this is going on my Easter Menu. Thank you Jaimie... Your blog is like Christmas morning, a new recipe every week. I always like to bring a dip, and I do a southwestern Bean dip.
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This salad just made the menu for my Easter dinner!
ReplyDeleteI'm always asked to bring either homemade rolls or homemade Apple Pie to family gatherings.
Cindi
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My signature recipe that I take and is always requested is my Touch Down Taco Dip!
ReplyDeleteStephanie
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I'm asked to bring my 4 hour Boston Baked Beans and Pizzelle's.
ReplyDeleteIf we have a large gathering to attend, I'll usually make frog eye salad since it makes a huge bowlful...plus it is so yummy! (if only it had a more appetizing name)
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I change it up and bring anything from guacamole and chips to side dishes or desserts. I guess it all depends on the occasion.
ReplyDeleteI often get asked to bring my overnight 7 layer salad, ham fettuccini or black forest trifle !
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I like to bring broccoli salad and a bundt cake of some sort. The raspberry cream cheese pretzel salad looks so yummy, will definitely be making that!
ReplyDeleteWow, these comments are fascinating -- frog eye salad? Heartburn cake? Funeral potatoes? I'll have to google these. My go-to recipe is prosciutto-wrapped asparagus. angelpie01 at comcast dot net
ReplyDeleteI like to bring desserts, I'm better at those. I always make Chocolate Revel Bars. Yum! I am definitely going to try this raspberry salad.
ReplyDeleteI sometimes bring cabbage roll stew. It's fast and easy and great with a dollop of sour cream!
ReplyDeleteCyndi@bateshome.com
This dessert looks wonderful, i cant wait to try it. I love taking any dessert with me!! i bake all the time. My birthday is the 25th so it would be a neat gift.
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I often make cream puff cake and/or broccoli/cauliflower salad to our family gatherings.
ReplyDeleteI am asked to bring my Strawberry Cake. Always a hit. Usually asked to share recipe. Love being with faimily and also potluck at churc.
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My most requested dish to bring to our family gatherings, parties, etc is my hot Cinnamon candy apple jello dish. Kids young and old and adults just seem to love it. Super easy to make too.
ReplyDeleteI love bringing my crockpot BBQ.
ReplyDeleteThis is sad but I usually am the bag of chips lady! Or some kind of store-bought dessert. Your dessert looks incredible!
ReplyDeletevickdn@live.com
As a lover of Strawberry Pretzel Salad I'm all over this recipe. How come I've never thought to use raspberries instead of strawberry! Another one of those why-didn't-I-think-to-do-that things. LOL
ReplyDeleteIt depends on my mood what I take to gatherings. Usually its dessert..Chocolate Heaven Dessert or a Lemon version of it. When I'm not in the sweets mood I like to take a southwestern layered salad.
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I don't have one recipe I always take - balsamic black bean salsa, fresh homemade bread/rolls, chocolate marshmallow cake, caramel rice krispy bars are yummy, it just depends. And I believe you can never have too many cookbooks, just ask my husband who is groaning and rolling his eyes!!! (He does enjoy the yummy recipes, don't be fooled :)
ReplyDeleteAlot of the time I am asked to bring my chocolate chip cookies made with pudding. Another favorite of mine is Macaroni Salad.
ReplyDeleteEveryone always wants my shrimp mold (Paula Deen) and most requested is sweet and spicy bacon wrapped chicken appetizers.Love your blog....inspirational.Sure hate exposing my email hope I don't get a lot of wackos.
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I am bringing 3 kinds of cookies to our next get-together: applesause cookies, peanutbutter cookies and chocolate chip cookies.
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I like to bring a 'salad' made of snickers, apples, and whipping cream - affetionately called "Snickers Salad." So good!
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I like to bring Spaghetti Salad as a side dish and Mini bundt Cakes for dessert.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite thing to bring is a German Chocolate Bundt Cake or rolls!
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I am always asked to bring cupcakes. And I don't mind one bit.
ReplyDeletepattyj4087@yahoo.com
I am one of those that usually brings chips or a quick dessert like brownies from a box. But my mother in law makes this wonderful salad with romain, sugared almons and manderin oranges. MMMMMM!
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I usually take my Chewy Whole Wheat Brownies. They are always a hit!
ReplyDeleteI bring cookies, can't go wrong there.
ReplyDeleteI always like to bring Boston Creme cupcakes to our family gatherings.
ReplyDeleteI've made strawberry pretzel salad before and am now anxious to try it with raspberries. I think I will make it for Easter dinner to serve with my ham and scalloped potatoes. Love to try new recipes!!
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Sheryl
I always bring the same thing broccoli salad or deviled eggs, my family will never try anyhting new it drives me crazy!!!
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My favorite thing to bring is spinach dip but I never get to =( I'm always asked to bring homemade mac and cheese with the invite!
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First of all I must say that that LOVELY Raspberry Cream Cheese Pretzel Salad looks absolutely DEVINE! I am so going to make it for Easter dinner Jaime....many thanks for passing it onto us. :-) I tend to often bring something sweet to a gathering. I am usually the "dessert person". :-)
ReplyDeleteOooo ooo me please! I would love to win a new cookbook! This jello recipe looks divine! I like to bring devilled eggs, or for a treat oatmeal carmelitas. Thanks for the new recipe, I LOVE your blog! mcheger@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI like to take a cup of sour cream, cottage cheese and mayo and mix that with 3-4 T. ranch powder and mix it all together, then you serve that yummy dip with either chips or a veggie tray and it is an easy tasty treat for all!
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I love seven layer chip dip. That is my favorite to bring. I also love to make homemade carrot cake to take places. So yummy.
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I love bringing homemade rolls. People love them and I find them easy to make. -thesteady5@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteDepending on the occasion, I usually bring a baked pasta where I "hide" pumpkin puree in tomato sauce and for dessert I usually bring homemade cupcakes w/ homemade cream cheese frosting or a homemade cheesecake w/ fresh raspberries on the bottom....yummy! I would LOVE to be able to win that book....can't wait to try this "salad" recipe!!!! nterheyden@yahoo.com
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The last time I went to a family dinner I made your caramel coconut cake and everyone absolutely loved it!
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It's always rolls. Dinner rolls are the most often requested item to bring!
ReplyDeleteOne thing that is requested that I bring most often is my 7 layer Mexican dip. It is to die for and is a great appetizer for things like super bowl parties, family get togethers, etc. My email is beckilwells@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI like to take cowboy salsa and tortilla chips, everyone loves it.
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Depending on the celebration, we are usually asked to bring Dutch Oven Ribs. The exception to this rule is Thanksgiving, and in that instance we are usually asked to do pies. It is always fun to see how the family reacts to the various things that we cook. Thanks for all of the recipes and ideas! I am always looking for something new to try!
ReplyDeleteJ.Anderson
I always get requests for my potatoe salad- my oldest brother said it's the best he has EVER tasted! I also love to bring carrot cake with yummy cream cheese frosting! I plan on making the raspberry recipe with strawberries for Easter dinner!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your great blog & giveaway!
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We love to bring chocolate trifle - layers of chocolate cake, chocolate pudding, cool whip, and chopped toffee bars. It's always a hit. rhisomers(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI llove this salad! I think my mother-in-law makes something similar. It is actually one of my favorites to take to functions. I also love taking Doritos salad or cupcakes. Thanks for hosting the giveaway and for the recipe. I love your blog! <3
ReplyDeletemusicalmaestro {at} gmail {dot} com
I LOVE this salad! Thank you so much for sharing this recipe! My favorite thing to bring is Chocolate Mint Brownies. Also Pasta Salad & Scallop Potatoes.
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Love your recipes! I've had the strawberry pretzel salad before, but this sounds really good. I always take BBQ ham and potato salad.
ReplyDeleteI like to bring cupcakes. They can be kept at room temp plus my Mom always loans me her cupcake holder so they are easy to transport. Happy Easter!
ReplyDeletejabmorris@yahoo.com
my most requested dessert to bring is my amazing mother-in-laws white texas sheet cake. Made with lots of yummy almond extract. I even have family members who say I can't come out to visit unless I bring that sheet cake!! LOVE IT!
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my rice krispie squares with carmel in the center and drizzled with chocolate... YUM!
ReplyDeleteThe usual requests are blue cheese stuffed mushrooms or potato salad.
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Easy chocolate eclair cake or strawberry spinach salad.
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I like to bring corn bread salad....mainly because it makes a huge bowl full...it's a southern recipe...and everyone wants the recipe.
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ReplyDeleteI love bringing my made from scratch two bite brownies. The kids love it. I have a great icing that I pipe on top and add a mini Hersey kiss in the middle. Easy and always a hit.
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You can't lose with brownies, goey, sweet, chewy, brownies.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite thing to bring is dessert! Usually cookies...yumm
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It's a salad called "celebration salad" I know, original. It's a fruit and cream salad. We have it at ALL family gatherings and I bring it when we go somewhere because to me, when I get to spend time with my friends, it's a celebration!
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Gonna go and post this link to my fb!
Is there a way I can make it with whipping cream instead of cool whip?
I love to make salsa. Homemade salsa is divine!
ReplyDeleteKatie
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I usually attend cookouts that have various ethnic dishes but when I am asked to bring food its a collective of things collard greens, deviled eggs, potato salad and most of all strawberry swirl cake.
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depends on what I'm bringing a dish for....
ReplyDeletemost holidays I get loaded with broccoli casserole (one of my favorite dishes at ANY holiday)
sometimes I make ranch potatoes (potatoes, sour cream, ranch dressing, bacon and LOTS of cheese -it's NOT a diet food people!)
fruit salad! (i make mine with pineapple juice and vanilla pudding mixed together with whatever fruit I feel like)
but my favorite dish .... to BRING somewhere is probably.... cheese and salsa dip with tortilla scoops - nom nom
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I usually bring Banana Split Cake to potlucks. Everyone loves it and ask for the recipe.
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Oops, forgot to leave my email address above lybjunk@msn.com. Thnx
ReplyDeleteI like to take anything in a bar form, brownies, fruit bars, etc...anything that is easy to pick up with fingers.
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I usually take cream cheese brownies. They are made with a cake mix so it is fast and easy and they are always a hit.
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I'd bring "death by chocolate." Delish, but oh so rich, you only should eat a sliver.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great cookbook. What are "linger longers?"
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I always take "fluff" you know the contraption of jello's and fruit and coolwhip. I always try to have these ingredients on hand and it is a yummy desert that never has leftovers.
ReplyDeleteI wanted to tell you about my sister in laws blog. It is totally casual but she has great ideas and recipes too, incase you were interested in taking a peak. myrecipegarden.blogspot.com
You have so inspired me and I love your recipes. Thanks for sharing!
When we take a dessert, we are frequently asked to take my grandmother's English Triffle. It has delicious layers of Angel food cake, vanilla pudding, jello, whipped cream, and berries (strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, blackberries). It is heavenly!!
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We love this stuff! I have an oh so easy and yummy pasta salad that I like to make. Thanks!
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I usually bring macaroni and cheese made with cheddar, cream cheese, sausage and chunks of french bread mixed in and tomatoes and bread crumbs on top. :)
ReplyDeleteHI looks very yummy! I usually bring something different everytime I get together with friends and family. Its fun to try a new recipe and most can't wait to see what I came up with this time! I am hosting Easter dinner so I am having ham and all the goodies to go with. Thanks for a good blog.
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Chocolate Lovers Favorite Cake or a cheesecake works everytime.
ReplyDeleteI love to bring spinach dip in a bread bowl with celery, carrots & crackers to dip. It's easy, delicious & always a crowd pleaser!
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Oh I love potlucks! I am famous for my jello salads :) Everyone loves them and almost expects me to bring them LOL I love to try new recipes and am thrilled to try this new one of yours! Thank you so much :)
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I have a yummy yellow cake that I make every Easter - it is just "springy" even though we aren't having spring yet! Yellow cake mix with mandarine oranges. Frosting is cool whip, instant vanilla pudding and crushed pineapple. Yummy, cool and refreshing!
ReplyDeleteI am a dessert bringer when it comes to potlucks. I dream of other (main course or side) dishes to bring weeks ahead of time but end up bringing a dessert every time. Maybe it's my lack of recipes lol.
ReplyDeleteI love to take my orange juice cake, it always gets raves. Or a homemade fruit pie. I just love desserts!
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Depends on what the event is and what I think others will bring. Probably most often is some kind of fruit tray/salad or one of a variety of deserts.
ReplyDeleteI love this pretzel salad! My grandma makes it all the time, but usually with strawberries. I don't really have a standard food that I take to gatherings. I often take fruit salad of some kind. I like to take fruit muffins once in a while, or I'll take desserts sometimes too. It just depends on the function, my mood, and the ingredients I have on hand.
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I bring all kinds of stuff - I LOVE potlucks!!!! Lately though I have been in love with this toffee dip and apple slices so I have been bringing that dish quite often. I am looking forward to making this though. I think it is going to be great next time I have to go to a function. jreisker@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteIt varies with seasonal goodies from my garden. Homemade pico de gallo with chips is a favorite. Wacky cake or Cream Puff cake for a dessert. Raspberry Chipolte Sauce (homemade) over meatballs and rice for meat dish.
ReplyDeleteDepends on how much time I have & how I feel usually I'll ask. It could be anything from a Decadent Chocolate Cheesecake, to my Luscious Lime Cheesecake bars or some white chocolate key lime crinkle cookies.
ReplyDeleteI take my daughter's chicken enchilada casserole. I've had many people tell me to bring it again, as it is their favorite casserole ever. In the summertime, I love to take a HUGE fruit salad of fresh fruit with vanilla and lemon pudding and sweetened whipped cream...never have to worry about taking any leftovers home.
ReplyDeleteI like to take a Southwestern Rice salad, it makes a ton, and it is fabulous
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Oh I love that salad, its one of my favorites!!! I think the one I take the most is probably I believe its your blueberry jello pie, I also have done it in cherry and its really good. michellegbert@yahooo.com
ReplyDeleteMy in-laws have been requesting my banana cake lately. It's so light and delicious!
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My signature dish that I bring to get-togethers is my "Slice of Heaven" tart (named so by my brother in law). It's an almond apple caramel cheesecake tart. Surprisingly light but totally delicious.
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Love your blog! I usually take Carmel Apple Salad, it takes minutes to make and is a welcome favorite!
ReplyDeleteEdwina
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Yummy! We love your recipes - thanks for sharing them!! We generally take fruit salad (which consists of a tub of whip cream, a large container of strawberry yogurt, 2 bananas sliced, a handful or two of strawberries sliced, and red grapes, sliced in two). So yummy.
ReplyDeleteAlso Paula Deens LipSmackin Chocolate Peanut Butter Layer Cake. It is fondly called heart attack cake around our house since #1. you'll have a heart attack when you see how much it costs to buy the stuff to make it and #2 it has 2 or 3 cups of butter in it. But it is heavenly for sure!
Rachel
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My family LOVES me to bring homemade rolls to any family dinner. I remember an occasion when my youngest son was sick and I wasn't able to attend a potluck dinner with extended family at the park. I sent my two older boys and my sister called and told me what a snob my 8-year-old son was. He walked past the bag of rolls from Costco and exclaimed, "Store bought rolls!" Up until that time, he had never seen store-bought rolls.
ReplyDeleteI have enjoyed your blog a lot. Thanks for posting all your fun creations. The thing that I am asked to bring a lot, is a relish tray with my homemade Vegtable Dill Dip. Even my three year old son will sit at the table with the dip and eat it with his carrots. Joyce landonkayden@msn.com
ReplyDeleteWe bring strawberry pretzel dessert, chicken cabbage salad, and baked scones :)
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I like to take homemade bread if it is a full meal or angel food cake if it is just refreshments. Glenie@frontier.com
ReplyDeleteI bring a corn and bean salsa.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your fun blog!
Tammy
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I'll take fruited cabbage salad with poppyseed lemon dressing.
ReplyDeleteEnjoying your blog! In spring & summer I usually take either Texas Sheet Cake or my Lemon sheet cakes 'cause they feed a crowd and there are never any leftovers! In the Fall and at the holidays, I'll make a Carrot cake or sometimes Pumpkin Rolls. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI like to take a dish my mom calls Cowboy Caviar (basically a salsa made with black beans,corn and avocado) with tortilla chips; for the kids in the bunch, it's fun to take cooked hot dogs in buns, wrapped in tin foil and stored in a small cooler so they stay hot. Love the blog! leandah5@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI bring Chinese Chicken Salad...always a hit!!
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I have been bringing my pecan fingers, they are seriously delicious and I don't even like pecans!
ReplyDeleteJaimie, I made this for our EASTER BBQ! It was ALL GONE! BIG HIT! Will keep this in my list of recipes to keep forever. Thanks! - Mistie
ReplyDeleteHello. I am still loving your blog ! This recipe looks great, and I was wondering how I might go about replacing Cool Whip: I live in France (already contacted you about butter measurements), and there is no such thing. Is it just whipped cream with added sugar, or something else? Would you have any suggestions or instructions with quantities and proportions so that I might make a decent equivalent of Cool Whip? (I have no problems with the Jello as I can have it personally delivered...)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your help! Emmanuelle from Bordeaux.
PS: oops - you might need my email to answer about the Cool Whip? Here it is:
ReplyDeletemanuecou@yahoo.fr
Thanks!
As for what I often bring to BBQs and such : a noodle salad with feta cheese, cashew nuts, raisins, green peppers, tomatoes, small pieces of grilled bacon, lots of fresh basil, and a seasoning of balsamic vinegar-olive oil... and pasta! It sounds so simple, but the mixture is delicious!... plus a creamy cheese cake!
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Emmanuelle,
ReplyDeleteHello to you there in France. Nice to hear from someone so far away. As for your Cool Whip question. Whipping Cream would work very nicely here. I would whip 1 cup whipping cream 1/8 C sugar and 1/2 t vanilla together, then add it to the recipe where it calls for the cool whip. Good luck! Hope it turns out well for you!
~Jamie
Whenever I bring my large marshmellow (cut in half), dipped in caramel, sweetened condensed milk melted together and then rolled in rice crispies goodie-- I am the most popular girl at the event. I have never brought a single one home after the gathering, because the platter is usually licked clean!! Keepitsimple52@gmail.com
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