Superbowl Sunday is in a few days! I have no earthly idea which teams are playing, but I know there will be balls and sweaty men wearing tight uniforms playing catch. Football is not my thing, but eating yummy foods at Superbowl parties is! I've compiled several recipes, both sweet and savory, that I've made over the years that are simple and great for feeding crowds. Here they are in no particular order.
One-Bowl Brownies- Basic homemade brownies, with or without nuts that come together in s snap.
Goldfish Bowl Bites- These goldfish crackers are coated in butter and Ranch seasoning. Addicting and great for snacking.
Cheesy Spinach and Artichoke Dip- Gooey, cheesy and warm form the oven. Tasty with crackers, chips or veggie dippers.
Soft Pretzels- I could eat these everyday. I love a warm, chewy pretzel. These are versatile and can be made into a sweet or salty treat.
Rolo Stuffed Ritz Crackers- Two ingredients. Ready in 10 minutes or less. Sweet and salty- yes, please!
Motherload Cookie Bars- These bars have something for everyone. 4 layers of cookie dough, together in one bar, then drizzled with chocolate. mmm!
Pepperoni Pizza Puffs- These pizza puffs are the most popular recipe on my blog, thanks to Pinterest. Pepperoni not your thing? Use sausage or veggies.
Cap'n Crunch Peanut Butter Bars- No bake and fuss free. marshmallows combine with creamy peanut butter to coat crunchy cereal.
Aunt Nette's Scramble Dogs- My blog friend Jeanette used to make these scramble dogs. It's like a decomposed chili dog with the crunch of oyster crackers, served in a bowl. Messy man food!
Sopaipilla Cheesecake Bars- If you love cinnamon sugar and cheesecake, these are for you! Make them the day before you need them.
Baked Corn Dog Muffins- I love corn dogs but don't eat them often because they're deep fried and no so healthy. These use cornbread and your favorite wieners and are baked in muffin tins.
Bruschetta Burgers- Probably one of my favorite burgers ever. The garlicky tomato topping and the pesto mayo make these special.
Buffalo Chicken Dip- The name says it all. Buffalo chicken flavors in a dip!
Cheesy Ranch BLT Dip- Cheese. Ranch Dressing. Bacon. Spinach. Tomato. On warm crusty bread. I could eat this hot dip as a meal.
Crockpot BBQ Pulled Pork- Let the crockpot do the work for you! Juicy, spicy shredded pork sandwiches.
Ham and Swiss Sliders- These are fun and simple and both kids and adults like them. Toast them in the oven to melt the cheese and the buttery mustard topping soaks into the bread. Ohhh!
Chocolate Sybil Cake- Also known as Texas Sheetcake. Chocolate cake, topped with rich chocolate frosting them sprinkled with pecans. Heaven help me.
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Hope you guys eat well this weekend. What are you planning on making?
Great roundup Monica....I don't know which ones I want to make!!!! Lots of good recipes to choose from. I don't know which teams are playing either....to me it's all about the food and halftime show.
ReplyDeleteDelicious round-up, Monica! I want one of everything for my Super Bowl party this weekend!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm not a football person either. Last year was the first ever time I had ever seen a super bowl game, shocking for most of America. Oh well, at least the food is always good during big games like the Super Bowl. And I know for a face there are several recipes here I could totally get behind :)
ReplyDeleteOh Man!! That looks sooooo good. I want to be at your house for the superbowl!!
ReplyDeleteReally it's 11:00 at night and my mouth is watering. What to try first?!?
ReplyDeleteThanks Monica