 Chances
are you are a
football fan and
plan to host
a Super
Bowl party, complete with party food,
drinks,
screaming and lots of fun. The food may
be secondary only to the big-screen TV, but think beyond chips
and
dips and snack foods. Set-up buffet style and
offer your guests a variety of hot and cold, salty and crunchy
and sweet and savory dishes
Super
Bowl Recipes
You MUST
plan ahead,
otherwise you
will be in the kitchen at half-time
and will have missed all the action.
- Think
about serving famous foods from the
hometowns of the teams in the game, like muffulettas for
the New
Orleans Saints or pork tenderloin sandwiches for the
Indianapolis Colts.
- Save
money by making your own foot long sandwiches. Buy large Italian or
French bread loafs or large bread rounds from your grocers or bakery.
Load them up with your favorite spreads, meats,
cheeses
and toppings. Prepare the sandwiches the night before and wrap tightly
in plastic wrap. Tortilla wraps can also be made
ahead and wrapped in plastic
- Super
Bowl Sunday is the perfect time for a potluck.
Guests will be happy to bring their Super Bowl party
favorites; finger
foods, dips
and
spreads, chicken wings, burgers, sandwiches
and chili
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Super
Bowl Sunday
Unofficial National Holiday!
2
out of 5 Super Bowl watchers never watch another
game all year.They just
love being part of the fun! It must be the commercials, THE
FOOD and being with
friends and family!
The
first Super Bowl was after the 1966 season.
The name came from a popular toy called the Super Ball.
There
are now four teams that have never been to the Super Bowl.
The New Orleans Saints used to one of
them....
Houston Texans
Cleveland Browns
Detroit Lions
Jacksonville Jaguars
References:
NFL.com;
wikipedia.com |
