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Superwings, grilled shrimp cocktail, double-chocolate brownies, stuffed peppers, beer nuts and more. The Super Bowl is this Sunday do you have a game plan ready tofeed your hungry fans? Beyondthe big screen TV and a cooler stocked with ice cold drinks, this is one party thats all about the spread.
Whether youre new to throwing a Super Bowl party (congratulations to theFalcons) or you throw one almost every year (time to break out the New England decorations again), weve got you covered when it comes to the food. From easy dishes you can make ahead to simple dishes you can throw on the grill last-minute, here are 20 great ideas from our recipe database to score big at your party this Sunday.
1. Brown sugar and bourbon baby back ribs
Ketchup, bourbon, garlic, brown sugar, seasoning, vinegar and a touch of cayenne are all you need to make a simple overnight marinade for these tender baby backs. On game day, roast the ribs and serve with your favorite barbecue sauce and a big stack of napkins.
2. Meatballs
Kind of like miniature meatloaves, meatballs are perfect in thatcomfort food sort of way. Combine ground beef and pork with diced onion, breadcrumbs, plenty of spicesand grated cheese, thenbake until golden and delicious.Serve them on their own or use them to fillsandwiches, with marinara sauce and extra cheese.
3. Guacamole
Isnt guacamole always the first dish to disappear at theparty? Never mind. Its easy to whip up a big batch of this staple so youve got plenty on hand for your festivities.Combine mashed fresh avocado with diced onion, cilantro, tomato, lime juice and a touch of salt, dialing in just the right amount of heat with chopped serrano pepper. Thats it.
4. Beer nuts
Sure, you can buy beer nuts, but theyre easyto make from scratch, and you can flavor them as you like such as actually using beer to make them.For a basic batch, simmer mixed nuts in a simple mix of brown sugar, beer and molasses, then toss with more sugar and a touch of cayenne, toasting the nuts until crisp and fragrant.
5. Chile con queso
Melted cheese makes everything better, whether youre dipping chips or vegetables. Simply melt processed cheese and flavor with roasted jalapeos, onion, garlic, tomato and a touch of spice, giving the sauce just the right amount of ooze with the addition of pale lager. Go ahead and make a double batch.
6. Stuffed mushrooms
Stuff large mushrooms with a medley of sauteed onion and shallots, breadcrumbs, fresh parsley and grated Parmesan and Gruyere cheeses.You can assemble these ahead of time, then bake when the gang gets hungry.
7. Super wings
No football party is complete without the wings. Go all out for your Super Bowl gatheringwith super wings, substitutingturkey wings for the standard chicken wings. This recipe comescomplete with three marinades -- spicy, teriyaki and a sweet honey glaze.
8. Spanakopita
Delicate, crunchy layers ofphyllo dough arebaked around the right balance of cheese, spinach and spice. You can assemble these and freeze them ahead of time, then simplybake so theyre ready when the guests arrive.
9. Ranch and blue cheese dipping sauce
Up your ranch dipping sauce with crumbled blue cheese for this easy dip, which balances the fresh herbs, garlic and spices with just enough rich cheese to score big with the gang.
10. Baked chips with roasted garlic hummus
Tired of fried foods? Brush pita bread with a light coat of olive oil and sprinkle over a little spice before baking these chips to a crisp golden-brown. Whip up a quick batch of hummus in the food processor (adding a head of roasted garlic will make it that much better) and youre set.
11. Soft pretzels
Sometimes nothing beats a fresh pretzel. Freshly puffed and temptingly aromatic, a pretzel boasts a deep brown sheen and -- if you"re lucky -- is delivered still warm, its large specks of salt catching the light just so as its slid out of the oven. Using just a handful of ingredients, you can impress your friends with a batch of your own.
12. Jalapeo corn bread
When youre looking for make-ahead party dishes, corn bread is an easy go-to option. With a crisp crust and rich, tender crumb, this corn bread recipe is lightly sweet with a gentle tang from buttermilk and sour cream. Chopped red bell pepper and jalapeos add just the right amount of heat. Serve the corn bread warm or at room temperature with plenty of butter.
13. No-bake peanut butter bars
Sometimes the best dishes are the ones that require the least amount of effort. Bind together crumbled crisped rice cereal with powdered sugar and peanut butter and press into a greased pan, refrigerating until set. Drizzle over a rich chocolate topping and salted peanuts and chill until ready to serve. The hardest part is cutting them into bars.
14. Quick pickles
Balance the rich and heavy dishes on the table with something fresh and light, be it a vegetable platter or a batch of colorful pickles.Quickly pickle purple cauliflower or any color of the vegetable youve got in a quick vinegar brineflavored with garlic, fresh dill, pepper flakes and pickling spice. Marinate the peppers overnight, then drain and serve.
Source: http://www.latimes.com/food/dailydish/la-fo-super-bowl-recipes-snap-20170204-story.html