What will you be eating during the Superbowl game?
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| February 04, 2011
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Featured Recipe: Greg's Chili
What is it about the Superbowl that just makes a person hungry? We start planning our menus weeks in advance. Earlier in the week we blogged about successful snacking (click here in case you missed it), but today, we want to know what YOU like to serve!
Do you pull out all of the stops for a great halftime chili? Heavy hors d'oeuvres? What about vegetarians?
Please share you menus and ideas in the comments section following this post!
Comments
From Abby Harden - February 04, 2011
Our Super Bowl tradition for the past several years has been my husband's homemade version of Jambalaya. He has been cooking it for years and has earned quite the reputation amongst our friends and family for his Super Bowl Jambalaya! He makes it the traditional way but adds chicken breast bites to the sauce along with the traditional shrimp and smoked sausage! He makes it in an 18 quart slow cooker so we can serve around 30 or so people! Served over rice - it is YUMMY!
From restaurants in Buckhead - February 06, 2011
Of course we are going to put out an array of special dips and then go straight to the classics. Wings, Nachos, Pizza, and Beer all with a special twist. Can't wait for the game!
From Beverly Mills - February 06, 2011
I've got black bean chili bubbling!!
From happy holiday - February 07, 2011
Delicious picture!
From Beverly Mills - February 07, 2011
From Phyllis in New York City, via Facebook: We'll be having Crock-Pot ribs!
From Beverly Mills - February 07, 2011
Your wonderful chili recipe from Desperation Dinners! --Denise in Raleigh, via Facebook
From Beverly Mills - February 07, 2011
From Janet in Raleigh, via Facebook: George's made-from-scratch pizza.
From Beverly Mills - February 07, 2011
From Phyllis in NYC, via Facebook: We'll be having crockpot bbq ribs! How about you?
From dentist San Clemente - February 07, 2011
Try watching the superbowl while on a diet. It is absolute TORTURE! Any other day my protein shakes and bars hod me over just fine, but add the superbowl and I'm craving everything from Cheetos to steaks. And it's not like I can just stop watching the game.
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Hi
I bought Desperation dinners when my youngest was in preschool, she is now
a high school junior! I have used the book through the kid friendly
chicken and pasta phase and now into the vegetarian adventurous phase. I
do so appreciate having my (signed) copy of desperation dinners. A
suggestion- how about desperation vegetarian?
Best wishes to you both,
Lee Smith
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From Alicia Ross - February 04, 2011
I still love the chili-topped-potato-skins. (Just search for skins on the search tool above for the recipe.) Easy to eat, and hearty enough for the hungriest football fan.