Try your luck at potluck with these vegetarian dishes!

Be it a work retreat or just another casual day, a potluck can always lift the spirit up of any occasion. Food is everything in a potluck! You can amaze the guests even through the most simplest of all recipes. However, as fun as potlucks are, they can get a little tricky. Choosing what dish to bring to a potluck often seems like a herculean task. In fact, one even finds it hard to settle on what course of the meal to settle on. Our tip: play it safe by bringing in a hearty vegetarian dish that everyone can enjoy. Here are a few ideas for vegetarian dishes that you can bring to your next potluck.

Ratatouille

What better to bring to a potluck than this French classic! If you want to show off your master chef skills and impress everyone with your fine cooking, ratatouille is the way to go. Presenting ratatouille to your party guests would make them feel like they are eating at a gourmet restaurant and that’s the beauty of this brilliant French vegetarian dish. Loaded with a pile of vegetables and French flavours, this dish takes only about fifteen minutes to be prepared. So, there you go –effortless and timeless!

Mexican Street Corn Salad

Mexican food is always a crowd pleaser. They are fun, interesting and exciting. Naturally, the Mexican street corn salad would be the perfect dish to bring to any potluck. Not just that, it is extremely healthy without subtracting the fun factor out of it. Mix some corn with fresh vegetables like tomatoes and beans along with cheese and Mexican flavours and you have your winner dish!

Baba Ganoush

Vegetarian dishes from the Middle East are the most delectable. Serve your guests with the famous baba ganoush in your next potluck. It’s healthy, delicious and very fulfilling. Baba ganoush served with some pita bread or even store bought nachos would feel like the perfect joyride for the taste buds. In fact, making baba ganoush is as easy as it tastes. All you need are a eggplant, some lemon juice, sesame seeds and vegetable oil that would go into making the tahini sauce. Once you have gathered these ingredients, you have to blend them well and bring it all together. You can serve baba ganoush with carrots, cucumbers and other vegetables as dipping options.