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Whether we’re talking about a party for the Super Bowl, a college bowl game or a football game at any time during the season, after the size of the screen, game day snacks are top on everyone’s list. Yes, wings and pizza are old standbys, and guac is great, but if you want to really wow your guests, turn up snack time by elevating your favorite bites. Your Super Bowl LIII party is “nacho” time to be conventional.
Instead of ordering pizza, consider creating a pizza bar and allowing guests to select their own toppings. Cook the pizzas on the grill for a new twist. Never made a grilled pizza before? No problem – take a look at these tips from Bon Appetit.
And if you love nachos, make them super by topping them with seafood, or pay homage to the season with cold-weather ingredients. These Cranberry, Butternut and Brussels Sprout Brie Skillet Nachos from HalfBaked Harvest will certainly have your guests cheering. While it might seem like a challenge, you can consider your health-conscious guests, too by offering healthy (or at least healthier) nachos. Check out these selections from Cooking Light.
In order to move into a more gourmet category of Super Bowl snacks, we checked in with our friends at Proof of the Pudding for some suggestions on how to get gridiron goodies on the table. From sliders to potato chips, these delicious bites are definite game day greats.
Twist Tonic Post-Cocktail Hangover Remedy
A mocktail of coconut water, turmeric, carrot, lemon & ginger
Southern Grilled Chicken Slider
With Fried Green Tomato, White Pimento Cheese & Bacon Jam
Twisted Peach BBQ Pork Skillet
With Mac & Cheese & Cornbread Topping
Homemade Truffle Potato Chips
Beer Cheese Soup Shooter
Bavarian Soft Pretzel Stick
Warm Pimento Cheese & Bacon Dip
With Buttered Brioche Chips
Three Cheese and Artichoke Stromboli Bites
With Spicy Pomodoro Dipping Sauce
Farmers Market Mason Jar Salads
Romaine, Heirloom Tomatoes, Heart of Palm, Cucumber, Thomasville Tome, Herb Dressing
Prosciutto, Arugula, Roasted Peppers, Provolone, Parmesan Crisps Basil Vinaigrette
Roasted Jalapeno Poppers
Stuffed with Smoked Cheddar, Feta & Cream Cheese
Mini Meatball & Parmesan Waffles
Tomato Fondue
Thanks to Chef Howard for sharing these Super Bowl menu ideas, which you can easily tweak to match your cooking skills and guest list. Whether you’re hosting a Super Bowl party for 100 fans or a tailgate for 20 diehards, taking your snacks to the next level will please your guests and could even help your team to win. Or so we’ve heard…
