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Potluck

SteveDavison — 2005-10-12 21:29:23

Changed date to match Domes page

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- * ["The Domes"] Community potluck dinner. Sunday-Thursday at 7:00PM.	+ * ["The Domes"] ["vegetarians" vegetarian] potluck dinner. Monday-Thursday at 7:00PM.

Potluck

SteveDavison — 2005-10-12 21:27:55

Fixed time to be inline with that given on Domes page.

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- * ["The Domes"] Community potluck dinner. Sunday-Thursday at 6:30PM.	+ * ["The Domes"] Community potluck dinner. Sunday-Thursday at 7:00PM.

Potluck

SteveDavison — 2005-10-05 10:30:28

Corrected to match Domes page

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Potluck

SteveDavison — 2005-09-26 12:33:58

Minor link change

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- Bring a dish to share with everyone, plus serving utensils. Bring your own plate/bowl and silverware for yourself. Be considerate of the group you're visiting; don't bring bacon to the Jewish Vegan potluck... Most people bring vegetarian dishes out of consideration to ["vegetarians"]. Sometimes people place cards listing ingredients next to their dishes, for those with food allergies, etc. Don't be a cheapskate either. Bring enough to fill you up, if you were to eat it all yourself. Drinks are usually in short supply, so quality juices are always appreciated. Specialty items (for example, potstickers) are appreciated. Go with the spirit of giving, instead of receiving, and you'll be fine.	+ Bring a dish to share with everyone, plus serving utensils. Bring your own plate/bowl and silverware for yourself. Be considerate of the group you're visiting; don't bring bacon to the Jewish Vegan potluck... Most people bring ["vegetarian options" vegetarian] dishes out of consideration to vegetarians. Sometimes people place cards listing ingredients next to their dishes, for those with food allergies, etc. Don't be a cheapskate either. Bring enough to fill you up, if you were to eat it all yourself. Drinks are usually in short supply, so quality juices are always appreciated. Specialty items (for example, potstickers) are appreciated. Go with the spirit of giving, instead of receiving, and you'll be fine.

Potluck

SteveDavison — 2005-09-26 12:29:59

Updates, corrections, etc.

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- * ["Village Homes"] weekly potluck dinners on the green. Thursdays at 7PM.
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- * ["Wiki Gatherings"] -there have been two (["Wiki BBQ June 2005"] ["Wiki BBQ Aug 2005"]) so far.	+ * ["Village Homes"] North weekly potluck dinners. First park off ["Westernesse Road"]. Sundays at 6:00PM. + * ["Village Homes"] South weekly potluck dinners. On the main green. Thursdays at 6:30PM. + * ["Village Homes"] Harvest Festival. Held each September by/for ["Village Homes"] residents. + * ["Wiki Gatherings"] for '''YOU''', the contributors and users of the ["Davis Wiki"].
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- Bring a dish to share with everyone, plus serving utensils. Bring your own plate/bowl and silverware for yourself. Depending on the venue you may want to list the ingredients to allow those with food allergies to decide if they want to try your dish. - Be considerate of the group you're visiting; don't bring bacon to the Jewish Vegan potluck... Don't be a cheapskate either. Bring enough to fill you up, if you were to eat it all yourself. Drinks are usually in short supply, so quality juices are always appreciated. Specialty items (for example, potstickers) are appreciated. Go with the spirit of giving, instead of receiving, and you'll be fine.	+ Bring a dish to share with everyone, plus serving utensils. Bring your own plate/bowl and silverware for yourself. Be considerate of the group you're visiting; don't bring bacon to the Jewish Vegan potluck... Most people bring vegetarian dishes out of consideration to ["vegetarians"]. Sometimes people place cards listing ingredients next to their dishes, for those with food allergies, etc. Don't be a cheapskate either. Bring enough to fill you up, if you were to eat it all yourself. Drinks are usually in short supply, so quality juices are always appreciated. Specialty items (for example, potstickers) are appreciated. Go with the spirit of giving, instead of receiving, and you'll be fine.

Potluck

JasonAller — 2005-09-04 19:32:04

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- Bring a dish to share with everyone, plus serving utensils. Bring your own plate/bowl and silverware for yourself.	+ Bring a dish to share with everyone, plus serving utensils. Bring your own plate/bowl and silverware for yourself. Depending on the venue you may want to list the ingredients to allow those with food allergies to decide if they want to try your dish.

Potluck

CarlMcCabe — 2005-09-04 19:27:06

Renamed from potluck

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	+ = Potluck meals in Davis = + (especially regular ones open to the public) + + * ["The Domes"] Community potluck dinner. Sunday-Thursday at 6PM. + * ["Village Homes"] weekly potluck dinners on the green. Thursdays at 7PM. + * ["Asian American Association"] Lunar New Year potluck. + * ["On Campus Co-ops"] rumored to have potluck dinners for prospective members. Mostly ["Vegetarian Options" vegetarian]. + * ["Agnostic and Atheist Student Association"] have had them in the past. + * ["Wiki Gatherings"] -there have been two (["Wiki BBQ June 2005"] ["Wiki BBQ Aug 2005"]) so far. + + Bring a dish to share with everyone, plus serving utensils. Bring your own plate/bowl and silverware for yourself. + Be considerate of the group you're visiting; don't bring bacon to the Jewish Vegan potluck... Don't be a cheapskate either. Bring enough to fill you up, if you were to eat it all yourself. Drinks are usually in short supply, so quality juices are always appreciated. Specialty items (for example, potstickers) are appreciated. Go with the spirit of giving, instead of receiving, and you'll be fine.