Welcome to Weekend Potluck 446,
we are so happy you could join us!
This week’s featured recipes: Old Fashioned Tuna Noodle Casserole, Donut Cake, Pumpkin Gobs (Whoopie Pies) and Cheeseburger Egg Rolls.
Every Friday morning, stop by Sweet Little Bluebird for our Weekend Potluck party — a friendly, weekly gathering where food bloggers and home cooks link up their best and latest recipes. Each week we highlight the most viewed recipe from the previous party, share a selection of recipes that caught our attention, and showcase a featured recipe from one of the hostesses. It’s a great place to discover fresh ideas, seasonal favorites, and tried-and-true comfort dishes.
Take a quick peek back at last week to see what bloggers brought to the table.
Simply click on any photo or recipe title below to go directly to the blogger’s post and get the full recipe and details.
THE RECIPE WITH THE MOST CLICKS:
Old Fashioned Tuna Noodle Casserole by This Farm Girl Cooks
A true comfort-dish classic that appeals to busy families and anyone craving a warm, satisfying meal. This recipe earned the most clicks from last week’s party, showing that simple, nostalgic dishes remain favorites with readers.
RECIPES THAT CAUGHT OUR ATTENTION:
Donut Cake by Tornadough Alli
A playful twist on two beloved treats — donuts and cake — this recipe brings creativity and fun to the dessert table. It’s perfect for celebrations or a weekend sweet treat.
Pumpkin Gobs by My Homemade Roots
These pumpkin whoopie pies are a seasonal favorite that pair soft cake-like cookies with creamy filling. They’re a cozy option for fall or any time you want a homemade treat with comforting flavors.
FEATURED HOSTESS RECIPE:
Cheeseburger Egg Rolls by The Country Cook
A creative and crowd-pleasing appetizer that transforms classic cheeseburger flavors into handheld egg rolls — great for parties, game day, or an easy weeknight twist.
YOUR HOSTESSES:
The Country Cook ~ Brandie
South Your Mouth ~ Mandy
Sweet Little Bluebird ~ Mary
Served Up With Love ~ Melissa
Guidelines for joining the party: Please link up food recipe posts only — no recipe roundup posts. Share one or more of your best recipes, include an appealing photo, and link back to the party if possible so other readers and bloggers can find us. We welcome all types of dishes, from quick weeknight meals and family favorites to creative desserts and party appetizers.
Why join? Weekend Potluck is a simple way to connect with other food bloggers and home cooks, gain new readers, and discover inspiration for your next meal. Each week’s most popular posts are featured, giving great recipes extra exposure.
Thanks for stopping by Weekend Potluck 446. We’re excited to see what you bring to the table — and don’t forget to come back next Friday to link up fresh recipes and check out new favorites.