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50 Summer Potluck Recipes That Are Anything But Boring

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Sometimes, we’re in the mood to snack on an array of small things instead of a large main dish, and that’s when these recipes come into play. These ideas are all dinners that don’t necessarily feel like dinner, so they’re a perfect way to add some fun to your weeknight rotation, or as inspo for an end-of-summer potluck. P.S. Don’t skip the teriyaki meatloaf bites—they’re a Test Kitchen favorite.

Plus, some storage tips and tricks:

You’ve probably been using your fridge drawers all wrong—here’s the right way to load them (we were shocked, TBH).
Experts say this is the only way you should be storing fresh tomatoes.
The “Eat Me First” fridge organization rule could save you serious money on groceries.