- Pre-make whatever you can pre-make.
- Have enough booze.
- Don't make dessert - someone will bring it.
This year, the line up was as follows, and if I used a recipe, I've cited it below so you can make it, too!
Buffalo Popcorn from Bon Appetit
I was a big fan. You can make it ahead and it's like kettle corn, but on fire. |
The Cheese Bowl
When making a cheese plate, always have different types and textures! |
Clam Chowder from Food Network
A little thinner than I wanted it, but if you steam your own clams and reserve the juice, the flavor will be great! |
I feel like I have Salsa and Guac down to a science, and no game is complete without it to munch on. |
Smoked Salmon Bagel Chip
Next time I'd cut the bagel chips a little thinner, but definitely make your own! 350°F for about 15 minutes and they'll be crisp! |
Pigs in a Blanket (the upscale version) from Food and Wine
Andouille in puff pastry - one yummy item + one yummy item = one yummy item? |
Pretzel Bites from Sally's Baking Addiction
Lobster Rolls
A lil lobster, a lil buttered roll, a lil mayo, a lil celery salt. That's all she wrote. |
Xi'an Wings from Serious Eats
Not pictured is the brisket, which I thought came out a little dry - and I didn't get a good picture of it.
I might have overdone it a little, but hey, the only food holidays greater than the Superbowl are Thanksgiving and Chinese New Year, so really, I was right on the money. I like to go big or go home (except I'm already home) because when you have fun with the food for a party, your guests have fun too.
THIS LOOKS UH MAZING. CAN YOU BE MY WIFE?
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