Savor the tastes of the South with 6 easy Southern potluck recipes. These classic favorites are guranteed to be a hit at your next gathering.
6 Simple Potluck Recipes With A Southern Twist
Welcome, friends! If you love classic Southern food and a good old-fashioned potluck gathering, then you’re in for a treat!
I’m joining my friends Rachel, Michele, Stacy, Anne, AnnMarie, and our special guest, Heidi, to share a menu with 6 recipes that are inspired by classic Southern cuisine and perfect for a potluck party.
Whether you need a drink, a dessert, or even side dish recipes, this menu has it all.
This post is the second as part of our monthly supper club blog series, where we share decorating ideas and a full menu centered around a theme.
If you missed part one of our potluck party, don’t worry! You can catch up here to read my guide for throwing the utlimate potluck.
And, if you enjoy this post, you can find our past supper club parties here.
Now let’s get to the recipes!
Southern Potluck Recipes
Watermelon Crush Cocktail
Southern Deviled Eggs with Bacon
Southern Shrimp and Grits
Potato Salad with a Southern Twist
Quick and Easy Cornbread Muffins
Coconut Cream Pie
Watermelon Crush Cocktail
This month, I was in charge of creating a Southern-inspired drink for our potluck party.
The end result?
A recipe for this simple (but oh-so-delicious) watermelon crush cocktail. With fresh watermelon juice, vodka, triple sec, and lemon-lime soda, this cocktail is just the right amount of sweet.
Whether you’re hosting a backyard BBQ, football tailgate party, potluck dinner, this watermelon crush is the perfect drink to sip on.
Southern Deviled Eggs With Bacon
If you love bacon then this recipe for classic Southern deviled eggs from my friends Anne and AnnMaire at Simply 2 Moms is a must-try at your next potluck party.
Creamy egg yolks, mayo, and mustard filling get a smoky upgrade with crispy bacon on top. Perfect for potlucks or family gatherings, they are sure to be a crowd favorite.
Southern Shrimp And Grits
Treat yourself to a hearty Southern meal with this authentic shrimp and grits recipe from my friend Rachel at The Ponds Farmhouse.
Featuring succulent shrimp, creamy, buttery grits, and a sprinkling of crispy bacon and green onions, this is a true Southern classic that never disappoints.
Potato Salad With A Southern Twist
Elevate your potluck party with this easy potato salad recipe from Stacy at Bricks ‘n Blooms.
Tender chunks of potatoes are combined with crunchy celery, green onion, and hard-boiled eggs, creating a medley of textures and flavors.
Tossed with a creamy and tangy dressing, this potato saald embodies the heartiness of Southern cooking.
Quick And Easy Cornbread Muffins
Indulge in the comforting simplicity of this recipe for cornbread muffins from Heidi at Eleanor Rose Home.
Made with Jiffy cornbread mix, these muffins offer a quick and convenient way to enjoy the classic taste of cornbread without the fuss
With their slightly sweet and buttery flavor, these muffins are the perfect accompaniment for all your favorite Southern potluck recipes.
Coconut Cream Pie
Lastly, no Southern potluck is complete without a variety of delicious dessert recipes. And this coconut cream pie from Michele at Vintage Home Designs might just be the easiest dessert there is!
Made in the microwave, the buttery graham cracker crust of the pie provides a crunchy contrast to the luscious cream filling.
Topped with a generous sprinkling of toasted coconut, this dessert is perfect for impressing guests with minimal effort.
6 Simple Potluck Recipes With A Southern Twist
As always thanks so much for stopping by! I hope you enjoy each of these classic Southern potluck recipes.
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