What Can I Bring? Cookbook by Anne Byrn

    • Categories: Dips, spreads & salsas; Appetizers / starters; American
    • Ingredients: asparagus; broccoli; baby carrots; cucumbers; baby potatoes; radishes; yellow cherry tomatoes; zucchini; parsley; scallions; canned anchovies; mayonnaise; sour cream
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  • Cowboy caviar

    • AngelNewsi on December 01, 2010

      Next time I make this, I will use less corn. I'm not really a corn person so it was a bit much for me.

  • My sweet and sour broccoli salad

    • dianev on February 24, 2015

      My most-requested recipe. All vegetables can be prepped and packaged separately, hauled to a potluck, and salad and dressing combined on the spot for maximum crunch. I always use a whole half pound of crumbled bacon instead of just two strips.

  • Orzo and spinach salad with lemon-cranberry vinaigrette

    • jaelsne on August 12, 2013

      This was well-received at a pot luck. It makes a LOT--I'd cut it in half for a family of four. I thought it was delicious. The flavors were light and went well together. I made it with tart dried cherries, and I think I prefer the flavor to cranberries.

  • Baked penne with mozzarella and basil

    • jaelsne on February 15, 2016

      My kind of pot luck recipe. It was quick and easy, and my friends devoured it.

  • Turkey burgers on the grill with pesto mayonnaise

    • Breadcrumbs on March 25, 2012

      p. 232 I’ve had this book for over a year now but this is the first recipe I’ve tried. I had some ground turkey breast and have learned that for burgers, the breast needs binders since the meat is so lean. This recipe jumped out of the EYB search results since it also called for breadcrumbs and egg whites. Mixture comes together quickly and bound well. I added basil instead of parsley. Grill was oiled per instructions and burgers held together beautifully. Loved the texture and flavour of this dish. Instead of the pesto mayo, we topped our burgers w a spicy ratatouille. Delicious. I’d definitely make these again.

  • Pumpkin spice cheesecake

    • AngelNewsi on December 01, 2010

      Make sure you pay attention to the oven temp change! I was not fully awake when I was making this and forgot to turn down the oven. It still came out pretty good taste-wise, but there was a giant crevice in the middle (looked like a model of the Grand Canyon!)

  • Mexican corn bread

    • silent_kaye on March 05, 2025

      Since I did not have self-rising cornmeal, I followed the substitution instructions that used regular cornmeal, baking powder, and salt. Once everything is chopped and shredded, this comes together very quickly. Very good flavor!

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  • ISBN 10 0761143920
  • ISBN 13 9780761143925
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  • Published Jan 11 2008
  • Format Paperback
  • Page Count 528
  • Language English
  • Countries United States
  • Publisher Workman Publishing
  • Imprint Workman Publishing

Publishers Text

Potlucks and picnics, dinner parties and church socials, fundraisers, toasts to the teacher, reunions, cookouts - it's the busy age of shared meals, which means with every invitation comes the question: What can I bring Anne Byrn, an inspired cook, problem solver, and bestselling author of The Cake Mix Doctor cookbook and other books with over 2.6 million copies in print, knows exactly how to answer the question. Cutting through menu block - a condition familiar to everyone who cooks - here are over 200 delicious suggestions for crowd-pleasing food that's designed to travel.


There are finger foods, canapes, and trios - Trio of Marinated Goat Cheese, Asian Summer Rolls with a Trio of Sauces, Trio of Pastry-Wrapped Camemberts. 25 surprising salads: White Corn Salad with Fresh Thyme, Asparagus and Grilled Peppers with Asian Soy Dressing. Main dishes for a party, from Southern-Style Pulled Pork to Creamy White Bean and Spinach Lasagne. Desserts (of course, 25 of them), and a full chapter of loaves and other gifts from the kitchen, including Chocolate Sour Cherry Bread and Sun-Cooked Peach Preserves. Each recipe comes with Tote Notes (how best to transport the dish), Big Batch (how to multiply the dish), and When You Arrive (how to put the finishing touches on the dish). Plus there are Grab & Gos - super-quick recipes - for each section, etiquette tips for working in someone else's kitchen, and a Notes area for each recipe, to jot down tips and log in when you made the dish and for what occasion, so you don't repeat yourself.



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