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One of the things that has annoyed me (way beyond annoyed - but that language is not allowed here) about the potlucks I have gone to - the people that put a mountain of food on their plate - and then discard it -
And if one is one of the last tables to get in line - one is lucky if there is pickle juice left and scrapings from the casserole dishes.
I see no reason to take more than a dab of food that one is unsure of - and to not take any if one is sure one is not going to eat it.
And if one is one of the last tables to get in line - one is lucky if there is pickle juice left and scrapings from the casserole dishes.
I see no reason to take more than a dab of food that one is unsure of - and to not take any if one is sure one is not going to eat it.
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Run out of food at a potluck? Not in the south. I've never been to a potluck where there wasn't a lot of food left over. People are begging others to take as much as they wanted home. People scrape the food in the bin to get their pot washed to take home. A small casserole is rarely seen, it is two lasagna dishes full of it. And you never ever not return a potluck dish to the rightful owner. You will always be the person who kept Mildred's dish. LOL
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Run out of food at a potluck? Not in the south. I've never been to a potluck where there wasn't a lot of food left over. People are begging others to take as much as they wanted home. People scrape the food in the bin to get their pot washed to take home. A small casserole is rarely seen, it is two lasagna dishes full of it. And you never ever not return a potluck dish to the rightful owner. You will always be the person who kept Mildred's dish. LOL
However, if it was a group of friends getting together, there usually was more than enough food and people were willing to share leftovers.
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A "park potluck" is when a potluck or "dinner" is scheduled to be held in the recreation hall. People are supposed to sign up ahead of time. Once in a while, the past owners would do something like provide ham or turkey for Christmas or Thanksgiving, and then the attendees were expected to bring the rest of the food.
So, the residents bring something to the meal - and the people are seated at tables - each table is assigned a number -
then a drawing is held to see which table goes first, second, etc.
Once in a while there are leftovers, but all the "good stuff" is usually gone by the time that the second of eight to ten tables has had the chance to get in line.