Super Bowl food beyond chips and dip
 

PITTM suggested this. Good idea. Lots of us I'm sure are going to or having Super Bowl parties this Sunday.

What are good ideas for tasty food to make beyond the basics?

I figure some homemade guac is always good, and very simple, so that's something I'll do. My sister usually makes some stuffed mushrooms, also delicious.

Anyway, ideas/recipes/questions, fire away!

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Please recommed stuff to take along to someone's for a superbowl party, obv I have no idea what is standard, would like to get something non-standard.

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Beer Brats

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My girlfriend makes a pretty mean-ass spinach and artichoke dip that's cheesy goodness. Not sure about the recipe though...

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Chili usually goes over pretty well.

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Bagel bites are phenomenal. You can get the store brand version, which is just mini-bagels covered in processed cheese and sausage bits. Or you can make them yourself -- buy a bag of bagels (mini- or full sized) and spread some tomato sauce on them, sprinkle grated mozzarella on it, and place whatever meat toppings you like. Bake them in a toaster oven for a few minutes and voila.

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Chinese dumplings are great for these things.

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Nachos, Baby!

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My wife usually makes pigs in a blanket using Pillsbury Crescent Rolls as the blanket.

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went to dittmer's gourmet meats today, bought the following for my party(about 12 people)

8 chicken portabella sausages
4 chicken bell pepper sausages
4 sheboygan brats
4 hot italian sausages
2 Louisiana hot links
2 smoked duck legs
2 pounds of skirt steak
2 racks of baby back ribs
2 boneless rib steaks.
pound of garlic smoked bacon(not sure how im gonna use this. wrap it around something maybe?)

alcohol being brought:
3 litre bottle of double bastard ale
case of patron
2 cases of whatever beer

chips
ill probably make my own guac
im considering mashed potatoes.

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Gotta have hot wings, Buffalo style.

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nation,

"Chinese dumplings are great for these things."

Whoa, great idea. Except I'm going here Sunday morning!

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Diablo,
I started an OOT thread about this a few weeks ago. the best idea seemed to be a 7 layer dip, and things of that nature.

I am going all out and making a BBQ Brisket, Texas style. holla.

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SPRING ROLLS

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For apps i'm doing spinach artichoke dip and bacon wrapped shrimp.

Then I'm doing baby back ribs and my homemade sweet beans.

It's just going to be my g/f and I.

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Little smokies
chicken wings
nachos or cheese dip
tortilla & cream cheese rollups
brats are always good
pita chips/bread and hummus
could make crockpot roast beef and have sandwiches
jalapeno poppers

damn you and these food threads..... ;-)

ScottieK

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SPRING ROLLS

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That's a damn good idea! Cha-gio ftw! Perhaps I will bring some along...

Been tasked to do the guacamole, so I'm looking for a nice guacamole recipe - these were a bunch that came up on Epicurious, and this one looks like the tastiest one.

-Al

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btw how loopy is Chi gonna be if the Bears win?

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I am a big fan of brats, booze and cheese sticks.

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I hope this doesn't come off as an add - but Shuck's in Vegas has the greatest seafood ceviche - from the viewpoint of something you can order a couple orders to go - take back home and have out with the rest of the goods...it RULES.

This will be the third year in a row it is my favorite food to devour during the game.

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I am a big fan of crab legs with plenty of melted butter and lemon. simple and oh so good

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The choice for "main dish" this year is obviously deep dish pizza.

It's not the best "no plate" food, but for when you're actually sitting down and watching the game, good stuff.

brats/etc still get some good points for tradition/midwesternness, but pizza - yum.

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Pretty sure my sis's boyfriend will grill a ton of different sausages.

A friend of my sis's makes the best gumbo ever. It'd be so awesome if he brought a batch to the super bowl.

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Moroccan Style Chicken Wings:

http://www.freebirdchicken.com/recip...cken_wings.asp

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Probably green chile. Got the stuff for it today. It could get made early tho.

I am envious of El D's Sunday morning now too.

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Easy good stuff:
Red Beans and Rice (with andouille sausage)
Pork tenderloin
Rotel (I know you said beyond dip...but this [censored] is GOOT!)

Also an easy out if you are bringing food:
Chik Fil-A Nugget trays FTW!

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My Taquitos.

Onion, tomato, roast beef and a huge chunk of jack cheese rolled in a softened corn tortillas and fryed in good ole' oil. Just the basics, try not to put too much crap in your taquitos.

Can be made the night before (store to tupperware lined with a moist cloth so the tortillias do not break/crack while cooking).

Never fail.

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Yum, crab legs sound so good right now!

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Crab Rangoon with spicy cashew dip.

Absolutely stunning.

(McCormick and Schmidts recipe converted)

FYC

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I'm going to try a new recipe for chili.

1 pound Chorizo
1 pound marinated Tri-tip (grilled in advance obv)
2 large onions
3 large cans black beans
6-8 cloves garlic
1 can chipotle peppers en adobo sauce
1 habanero pepper, finely diced
2 jalapeno peppers, finely diced
1 cup tequila
1 beer
1 large can diced tomatoes, blended
chili powder
oregano
basil
salt and pepper

edited for garlic...

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We went to the supermarket today to get some items and someone suggested shrimp, I think that is an excellent idea for a Superbowl food.

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Went to resturant depot and got baby back ribs and lump crab. Going to make BBQ ribs and crab cakes and bring them to the club. Figure it is the least I can do after feeding off the fish.

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Im smoking a turkey, and going to make it "pulled" turkey, going to pre-toast some white bread, mashed potatos, and gravy, so people can make sandwhiches w/ bread, potatoes, and gravy.

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nation,

"Chinese dumplings are great for these things."

Whoa, great idea. Except I'm going here Sunday morning!

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I'll have to try that place out next time Im out there. Dim sum was defintely subpar the last time I was in SF. I did go to this place down in Oakland chinatown that was decent tho. Forget the name tho.

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Puppy Chow!!! aka Crispix Sweet Minglers [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] go on the website for the recipe . . . it's sooooo good.

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Stella,

Maybe a dim sum thread later so we don't hijack this one, but Yank Sing is sorta Americanized and expensive. I like it a lot, but it's not the best SF has to offer. A lot of people prefer Ton Kiang, but that is also on the pricey side. The real key to dim sum is getting Chinese people to take you to the best places in Chinatown.

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1lb mild pork sausage
1lb ground beef
1lb Velveta
1 can of rotel
1 loaf of cocktail rye bread

mix meat together and brown
drain greese
cube the velveta
Mix the meats, rotel, with velveta
heat on low to melt the cheese with meats

spoon the mixture of meats n cheese on bread
put on a cookie sheet and heat for 10 min at 350

very addicting stuff

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My mom does these, and I think she puts in some dried onion too, it ends up tasting a lot like white castles, and I aint complaining!

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extreeeeemely easy app.
pour a decent amount of parmesean cheese (from the can) into a bowl and mix in very little amounts of mayo until the mixture is just on the damp side of bone dry. add some diced green onion, spread on some good bread, and toast under the broiler until they are bubbly golden brown.

Nothing super fancy and definately not a main course, but hits a certain spot.

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extreeeeemely easy app.
pour a decent amount of parmesean cheese (from the can) into a bowl and mix in very little amounts of mayo until the mixture is just on the damp side of bone dry. add some diced green onion, spread on some good bread, and toast under the broiler until they are bubbly golden brown.

Nothing super fancy and definately not a main course, but hits a certain spot.

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Why use this [censored] cheese on good bread?