What would you bring to a potluck?

eyesthatknowwhy
Prince Albert, Saskatchewan Canada

Posted: Jul 12, 2008, 4:20 PM CST

KHD100 wrote:

What is that?

Just lasagne, but instead of using all the noodles and cheese, you use cheese stuffed raviolli, tastes just as good, but way less work and MESS.

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kidatheart
Southern BC/Lamont, Alberta Canada

Posted: Jul 12, 2008, 4:22 PM CST

rivame wrote:

would have to be three bloke..

cause its always pot luck with them........

Hi HHHHHHHHHHHHH how is the truck...thats a bit of pot luck too...

Hey U

I refuse to even think about the truck today

My mind is on other things

Like food.

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kidatheart
Southern BC/Lamont, Alberta Canada

Posted: Jul 12, 2008, 4:23 PM CST

arabella wrote:

I just roasted some heads of garlic ......yum-o

Which gave me the idea to bring baked garlic with roquefort and rosemary to the potluck.

And a couple of baguettes.

Would make a nice appetizer with the wine.

If two people are both eating garlic....does it cancel out the garlic breath?

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rivame
melbourne, Victoria Australia

Posted: Jul 12, 2008, 4:25 PM CST

well come to Vancouver......

i got something for you to eat.....

do you like big juicy bit of meat...

I do and will share with you......

ok so im bored lol

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Indyfella
indianapolis, Indiana USA

Posted: Jul 12, 2008, 4:25 PM CST

rivame wrote:

well come to Vancouver......

i got something for you to eat.....

do you like big juicy bit of meat...

I do and will share with you......

ok so im bored lol

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Indyfella
indianapolis, Indiana USA

Posted: Jul 12, 2008, 4:26 PM CST

rivame wrote:

well come to Vancouver......

i got something for you to eat.....

do you like big juicy bit of meat...

I do and will share with you......

ok so im bored lol

So you're providing the Shepards dinner?

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epicure
Alanya/Antalya, Mediterranean Turkey

Posted: Jul 12, 2008, 4:28 PM CST

KHD100 wrote:

Please explain... what pot called cezve is

cezve is the name of the pot in which u cook Turkish coffee in dictionary it's written a small long handeled pot for making Turkish coffee

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KHD100
Edmonton, Alberta Canada

Posted: Jul 12, 2008, 4:30 PM CST

epicure wrote:

cezve is the name of the pot in which u cook Turkish coffee in dictionary it's written a small long handeled pot for making Turkish coffee

Cool, I've seen those.

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Scottishlass
Knoxville, Tennessee USA

Posted: Jul 12, 2008, 4:35 PM CST

Well..... since I'm a terrible cook, I couldn't bring anything. How about if I stay behind & do the clean-up afterwards????

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kidatheart
Southern BC/Lamont, Alberta Canada

Posted: Jul 12, 2008, 4:36 PM CST

Scottishlass wrote:

Well..... since I'm a terrible cook, I couldn't bring anything. How about if I stay behind & do the clean-up afterwards????

That's usually me....weddings, parties, wherever....I'm normally the last one to leave after all the clean up and dishes are done.

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epicure
Alanya/Antalya, Mediterranean Turkey

Posted: Jul 12, 2008, 4:37 PM CST

KHD100 wrote:

Cool, I've seen those.

and it's served in small cups (because it's sharp) and people look in the cup after the coffee is drunk for fortune telling

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epicure
Alanya/Antalya, Mediterranean Turkey

Posted: Jul 12, 2008, 4:38 PM CST

epicure wrote:

and it's served in small cups (because it's sharp) and people look in the cup after the coffee is drunk for fortune telling

tell fortune looking at a dirty cup

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KHD100
Edmonton, Alberta Canada

Posted: Jul 12, 2008, 4:41 PM CST

epicure wrote:

tell fortune looking at a dirty cup

Like the ones who drink loose tea leaves, and the fortune teller reads the tea leaves.

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eyesthatknowwhy
Prince Albert, Saskatchewan Canada

Posted: Jul 12, 2008, 4:47 PM CST

kidatheart wrote:

That's usually me....weddings, parties, wherever....I'm normally the last one to leave after all the clean up and dishes are done.

That's probably because you wake at the break of dawn, in the same position you passed out in; to discover they just cleaned the mess up, left you sleeping and went home?

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RedHeadedTaurus
Here, Michigan USA

Posted: Jul 12, 2008, 4:48 PM CST

I'd prepare a huge pan of Baklava to bring. And maybe some nice, refreshing homemade sun tea.

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kidatheart
Southern BC/Lamont, Alberta Canada

Posted: Jul 12, 2008, 4:51 PM CST

eyesthatknowwhy wrote:

That's probably because you wake at the break of dawn, in the same position you passed out in; to discover they just cleaned the mess up, left you sleeping and went home?

Well, I won't say that's never happened, but I'm usually the last one to go to bed, if at all.

Everything is done before I go to sleep.

Yes, I've seen a few sunrises through the bottom of a beer bottle.

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kidatheart
Southern BC/Lamont, Alberta Canada

Posted: Jul 12, 2008, 4:53 PM CST

RedHeadedTaurus wrote:

I'd prepare a huge pan of Baklava to bring. And maybe some nice, refreshing homemade sun tea.

Hi Red

That reminds me of christmas parties and other events when I worked for a Greek.

mmmmm....getting hungrier now. Where's the salivating emoticon?

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RedHeadedTaurus
Here, Michigan USA

Posted: Jul 12, 2008, 4:57 PM CST

kidatheart wrote:

Hi Red That reminds me of christmas parties and other events when I worked for a Greek.mmmmm....getting hungrier now. Where's the salivating emoticon?

Hey, Kid...

Mmmm-hmmm! I always use my Yiayia's recipe... soooo gooood. Time consuming, but very well worth the effort.

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epicure
Alanya/Antalya, Mediterranean Turkey

Posted: Jul 12, 2008, 5:04 PM CST

RedHeadedTaurus wrote:

I'd prepare a huge pan of Baklava to bring. And maybe some nice, refreshing homemade sun tea.

do u have baklava there?

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RedHeadedTaurus
Here, Michigan USA

Posted: Jul 12, 2008, 5:09 PM CST

epicure wrote:

do u have baklava there?

Sure. But I prefer to make my own - using my Yiayia's recipe. Otherwise, the only place I like to actually 'buy' it from would be Greek Town, in Detroit.

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