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12+ Recipes Worth Sharing at Your Christmas Potluck

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If you're deciding what to contribute to your Christmas potluck dinner, this list is here to give you the inspiration you need! Whether you are in charge of a vegetable, potato dish, dessert and more, one of these recipes is sure to be a good choice.

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Brussels sprouts and sweet potatoes in a bowl with a spoon.

I can't be the only one who takes what I am bringing to a potluck a little too seriously, right?

If you relate to the feeling of wanting to bring a crowd-pleasing dish that is on the healthy side (but doesn't taste like it is!), then I have good news.

This collection of recipes are all perfect for a Christmas Potluck yet are made from scratch and with wholesome ingredients (as are these Christmas morning brunch ideas).

But don't worry, they are all incredibly delicious. And in my experience, when I bring them to a potluck, they are dishes that you might just see people going for seconds of!

Vegetable Dishes

Balsamic Brussels Sprouts
Elevate your meal with these Balsamic Sautéed Brussels Sprouts. They are quick, healthy and bursting with flavor. Make the recipe as is or customize it to include crispy bacon, fresh herbs, cheese and more.
Brussels Sprouts Recipe ->
Balsamic sautéed Brussels sprouts in a skillet with a spoon.
Roasted Carrots and Asparagus
This healthy side dish is a great way to add vegetables to a holiday dinner. Endlessly customizable, see the post for all sorts of recipe variations.
Carrots and Asparagus Recipe ->
Roasted carrots and asparagus on a green plate.
Herb Baked Zucchini and Tomatoes
I know this one is a dish that is full of summer vegetables... But, the colors are perfect for a festive Christmas potluck side.
Tomato and Zucchini Recipe ->
Zucchini and tomatoes in a casserole dish.
Sautéed Frozen Green Beans
Thanks to using frozen green beans, this no-chop recipe is a simple and delicious side dish.
Green Beans Recipe ->
Gray bowl filled with green beans.
Herb and Garlic Butternut Squash (Air Fryer)
Crisp on the outside, tender on the inside and ready in less than 30 minutes thanks to the air fryer, these butternut squash cubes are perfect if you want to take a warm dish but don't want to need the oven.
Butternut Squash Recipe ->
Butternut squash cubes in a bowl.

Potato and Sweet Potato Dishes

Onion Roasted Potatoes
No onion soup mix in these onion roasted potatoes! This healthier copycat version is super simple and makes a perfect side dish.
Fun fact- this recipe is what my Mom makes for our Christmas Eve Dinner every year (for pretty much as long as I can remember) and is my all-time favorite!
Roasted Potatoes Recipe ->
Crispy potatoes on a plate with salmon and asparagus.
Greek Yogurt Mashed Potatoes
Made without butter or milk, this recipe uses Greek yogurt to achieve the same rich and creamy consistency. Imparting a light tang, these potatoes are an easy and delicious crowd pleaser.
Mashed Potatoes Recipe ->
Bowl of mashed potatoes topped with chives.
Apple Roasted Sweet Potatoes
If you're in need of a healthy side dish that will be a hit at your Christmas potluck, look no further than this delicious combination of sweet and savory flavors.
Apple Sweet Potatoes Recipe ->
Sheet pan of roasted sweet potatoes and apples topped with fresh rosemary.
Maple Garlic Roasted Sweet Potatoes and Brussels Sprouts
You only need 7 simple ingredients and a sheet pan for these delicious roasted vegetables. An easy healthy side dish that is perfect as part of a Christmas potluck, make it as written or read the full post for flavor variations and ideas for garnishes.
Sweet Potatoes and Sprouts Recipe ->
Sweet potato cubes and Brussels sprouts in a bowl.

Side Dishes

Sourdough Stuffing
With a few simple steps, learn to make a classic stuffing recipe (well, technically dressing recipe...) with a sourdough twist. Keep it easy by making it entirely on the stovetop, use the baking method to achieve a crispy top or make it in the slow cooker to free up space.
Stuffing Recipe ->
Bowl of sourdough dressing garnished with fresh rosemary.
Fall Pasta Salad
I know that this is called a "Fall Pasta Salad" but the cozy harvest flavors such as butternut squash, thyme, pepitas and a maple Dijon vinaigrette are perfect for a Christmas meal as well.
Pasta Salad Recipe ->
Fall pasta salad in a serving bowl with a spoon.

Desserts

Cranberry Crisp
This easy and delicious dessert has a jammy maple cranberry filling that is topped with a buttery oats and brown sugar streusel. Since it is made entirely with oat flour, it is easily gluten free. Enjoy it on its own or top it off with a scoop of vanilla ice cream!
Cranberry Crisp Recipe ->
Bowl of cranberry crisp with a baking dish in the background.
Oat Flour Gingersnap Cookies
A gluten free twist on a holiday favourite, these cookies are perfectly spiced with crackly tops and the right touch of molasses.
Oat Flour Gingersnaps ->
Stack of gingersnaps made with oat flour sitting on a wire rack.
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