The Big Game is coming up on February 7. Whether you're rooting for the Colts or the Saints, you need to have a solid game plan for your game-watching menu. >Here are some ideas to get you started:
Dips and Spreads
Edamame Guacamole opens in a new tab - My current fave! Made with avocado and edamame, this guacamole variation is both creamy and fresh. Eight Layer Mediterranean Dip opens in a new tabHomemade Hummus opens in a new tabPita Chips with Sweet Potato Mash opens in a new tabCheck out more dips opens in a new tab and spreads opens in a new tab.
Hot Appetizers
Herb Roasted Sweet Potato Skins opens in a new tab - A fun and tasty cross between French fries and potato skins. Very easy to prepare too.
Black and Blue Veggie Nachos opens in a new tabCocktail Meatballs in Tomato Sauce opens in a new tabKiller Artichoke Dip opens in a new tabSpicy Cheddar-Jack Cauliflower Dip opens in a new tabSpinach Stuffed Mushrooms opens in a new tabStuffed Potato Skins with Roasted Chicken, Onions and Sour Cream opens in a new tabCheck out all of our appetizer recipes opens in a new tab.
Feed a Crowd of Football Lovers
Roll Your Own Burritos opens in a new tab - Serving some heartier fare? These do-it-yourself burritos will keep you in front of the TV, not toiling in the kitchen.Shortcut Sloppy Joes opens in a new tabTouchdown Turkey Chili opens in a new tabWhite Bean and Kale Soup with Chicken Sausage opens in a new tabCheck out more chilis opens in a new tab, soups and stews opens in a new tab.
Sweet Small Bites
Flourless Brownies opens in a new tab - Make sure to bake extras and wait until they've been devoured before revealing the secret ingredient.
Chunky Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies opens in a new tabMy Fruit Nutty Chocolate Valentine opens in a new tabFind more dessert recipes opens in a new tab.What winning recipes are on your Big Game menu? Share your ideas in the comments below!
