Church food ideas

Whether for a church homecoming, potluck, or post-service spread, these church lady cookbook recipes are our Sunday Best.

You'll love these little oven baked ham and cheese sliders made with Havarti cheese, black forest ham on Hawaiian rolls topped with a buttery mustard and poppy seed glaze. A great appetizer or brunch.

Looking for some yummy Sunday lunch ideas? Whether you like savory roasts or light salads, there's something here for you. These recipes are quick, easy, and healthy - perfect for families! You can try South African dishes, Trini meals, or even Indian cuisine. After church or just feeling lazy on a Sunday afternoon, these recipes will surely satisfy your cravings. So gather your loved ones around the table and enjoy a simple but delicious meal together!

Crack Potatoes is the perfect side dish with the best blend of ingredients. The potatoes are loaded with Ranch, cheese, bacon and more.

Are you fed up with the Sunday scramble to whip up dinner after church? Say hello to your new best friend: after-church crockpot recipes. Imagine this: rise and shine on Sunday morning, toss a handful of ingredients into your slow cooker, head off to church and come home to a meal that’s all set and waiting for you. Whether you’re hosting your family or a few friends, these yummy recipes are perfect for feeding a crowd. Plus, they can double up as fantastic potluck dishes for church…

Be ready for a last-minute party by keeping our make-ahead potluck recipes on hand. Each app, side, main and dessert feeds 12 or more so there will be plenty to go around.

These comforting potluck recipes are just like the ones Grandma enjoyed with her friends after church on Sunday.

Paula Deen Corn Casserole is made with whole kernel corn, cream-style corn, corn muffin Jiffy mix, sour cream, melted butter, and shredded cheddar cheese. This delicious corn casserole recipe creates a hearty side dish that takes about 55-60 minutes to prepare and can serve up to 6-8 people.

I’m always on the lookout for easy recipes that can be prepped in just a few minutes and made ahead of time, and this recipe for Breakfast Pigs in a Blanket definitely fits the bill. All you need is one can of refrigerated cinnamon rolls and sausage links. You can use regular sausage or turkey sausage.

Easy Potluck Main Dishes Ideas You Can Make Ahead Or Last Minute For a Crowd – So you’re hosting a potluck or you need to BRING a main dish – let’s...