Super Bowl Recipe Roundup

Need delicious recipe ideas for a fun get-together like the Super Bowl? Here are 25 delicious, crowd-pleasing recipes you will love.

Here at Tanglewood, we are ecstatic about our Eagles going to the Super Bowl! And this game should be a good one. Kansas City is a very tough opponent. It should be a fantastic game.

So, of course, we are having a Super Bowl party. And this would be the perfect time to share great crowd-pleasing recipes. These recipes are also great for family dinners, company, and small or large groups.

I’ll make the chili, a dip, a dessert, and most of the drinks and our guests will bring the rest!

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Here are 25 game day worthy recipes…

THE BEST CHILI

For us, Chili is the one thing that is a must on game day.

This chili has great southwest spices, is a bit sweet, and is full of beefy flavor. We serve it topped with lots of fixings like chopped onions, sour cream, cheddar cheese, and a big squeeze of lime juice. And we serve the chili over white rice along with a healthy side of nachos.

Make this special stew on the stovetop or in a slow cooker.

If you make the Best Chili your family will love it.

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MILLION DOLLAR DIP

This dip recipe caught my eye because it is called Million Dollar Dip so it must be amazing. I also liked this dip for the 5 delicious ingredients it takes to make it! Just mix up the ingredients and it’s ready! What a great Super Bowl Sunday snack!

Serve it with crackers, or veggies.

Million dollar dip is on my Super Bowl bowl menu! Thanks, Amy from Belly Full.

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AIR FRYER GARLIC AND PARMESAN CHICKEN WINGS

I think wings are the quintessential football snacks. Actually, almost any sport is better when watched with wings!

I’m not a big fan of buffalo sauce but I love the wings with parmesan and garlic. These wings are cooked to crisp perfection in an air fryer which is a bit healthier than deep frying them.

However, if you are craving buffalo wings, you can see how to make them in this recipe too.

Thanks for the wings recipe, Shawn from Kitchen Swagger.

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CHARCUTERIE BOARD

What would a football game be without meat and cheese… and a few vegetables thrown in with dip? However, we are getting more sophisticated and creative with the way we serve these football snack basics. The cheese board has become much more delicious when it is morphed into a charcuterie board!

My friend Ann shows us how to put together a charcuterie board and gives us lots of ideas to make these appetizers just so delicious!

Thanks, Ann from On Sutton Place.

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CHICKEN ENCHILADA DIP

Just thinking about this creamy (cream cheese) cheesy (cheddar cheese) dip with enchilada sauce and chicken makes me so hungry! How about you? And it is so easy to make. Mix these ingredients and bake until it’s melty and delicious. And dig in with tortilla chips.

Erin also offers so many ways to vary the original recipe, one is sure to be your favorite!

Thanks so much for sharing your recipe, Erin from Well Plated.

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PHILLY CHEESESTEAK SLIDERS

What would a Philly Super Bowl be without cheesesteaks! And cheesesteak sliders make enough to go around!

Shawn makes these sliders with rib eye beef sliced super thin then pan-fries it in a bit of olive oil. And these delicious mini sandwiches are baked in the oven. What I good idea! I usually use Steak-Ums! One thing I would suggest is that you use Wiz (Cheese Wiz) as the cheese on your sliders.

I’ll be making two trays of cheesesteak sliders with wiz for the game!

Thanks, Shawn at Kitchen Swagger.

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