Super Bowl food ideas

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:20 adults -
Tandoori chicken bites
Skewered paneer tikka
Spicy potato and peas samosas (bought from a caterer)
Dhokla (bought from a caterer)
Onion bhaaji (bought from a caterer)
Chickpeas chaat
Goat biryani and cucumber raita

Love this. Love love love this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:20 adults -
Tandoori chicken bites
Skewered paneer tikka
Spicy potato and peas samosas (bought from a caterer)
Dhokla (bought from a caterer)
Onion bhaaji (bought from a caterer)
Chickpeas chaat
Goat biryani and cucumber raita

Love this. Love love love this.

One note and boring. Mix it up a bit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:pulled pork or pulled chicken in a crock pot with everything to self assemble (rolls, coleslaw, pickles, hot sauce, extra BBQ)

We're doing this but I've just ordered with Mission BBQ. Everyone loves it and will taste better tthan if I try it (also, in the end, less expensive than if I bought all the ingredients). And I can then offer more sekections.

Mission BBQ is so gross! So salty not like real BBQ.

It's the "gross" poster again, who has high blood pressure or at least an odd obsession with salt.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Avocados from Mexico
Blueberries from Canada
Homemade pizza
Lemons from Spain (to make guacamole and sugar-free lemonade)
Malbec from Argentina
Goat cheese from Italy
Homemade flaxseed crackers

Is this for World Cup or Super Bowl? I don’t get the global aspect

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:20 adults -
Tandoori chicken bites
Skewered paneer tikka
Spicy potato and peas samosas (bought from a caterer)
Dhokla (bought from a caterer)
Onion bhaaji (bought from a caterer)
Chickpeas chaat
Goat biryani and cucumber raita

All the other posts made me gag, but this spread I would love to eat! Mmm

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Avocados from Mexico
Blueberries from Canada
Homemade pizza
Lemons from Spain (to make guacamole and sugar-free lemonade)
Malbec from Argentina
Goat cheese from Italy
Homemade flaxseed crackers

Is this for World Cup or Super Bowl? I don’t get the global aspect

And sugar free lemonade with Spanish lemons? What is this party?

[Anonymous]

We usually have a crowd of 20+ over. We always do ice cold beers, pitchers of Margs, buffalo chicken wings, carrot and celery sticks, ranch and blue cheese dip, a giant slow cooker of Boilermaker chili, a slow cooker of white chicken chili, corn bread and/or fritos, a simple green salad, and a dessert platter of short bread cookies, pecan bars, and brownies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Avocados from Mexico
Blueberries from Canada
Homemade pizza
Lemons from Spain (to make guacamole and sugar-free lemonade)
Malbec from Argentina
Goat cheese from Italy
Homemade flaxseed crackers

Is this for World Cup or Super Bowl? I don’t get the global aspect

And sugar free lemonade with Spanish lemons? What is this party?

It's a ChatGPT response.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m doing New Orleans themed: jambalaya, cornbread, beignets…

Also as bizarre as the Indian food spread and as gross as the Mission BBQ poster.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:20 adults -
Tandoori chicken bites
Skewered paneer tikka
Spicy potato and peas samosas (bought from a caterer)
Dhokla (bought from a caterer)
Onion bhaaji (bought from a caterer)
Chickpeas chaat
Goat biryani and cucumber raita

Love this. Love love love this.

One note and boring. Mix it up a bit.

Indian food “one note” lol

Enjoy your pigs in a blanket.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m doing New Orleans themed: jambalaya, cornbread, beignets…

Also as bizarre as the Indian food spread and as gross as the Mission BBQ poster.

Pace yourself on that box of merlot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:20 adults -
Tandoori chicken bites
Skewered paneer tikka
Spicy potato and peas samosas (bought from a caterer)
Dhokla (bought from a caterer)
Onion bhaaji (bought from a caterer)
Chickpeas chaat
Goat biryani and cucumber raita

Love this. Love love love this.

One note and boring. Mix it up a bit.

Indian food “one note” lol

Enjoy your pigs in a blanket.

NP can't we all get along? It doesn't have to be either/or.
I love dips and am looking forward to dip ideas to try (along with alllll the other foods!). I'm obsessed with tzakiki and other ways to make yogurt in a savory, cooling way. I also love buffalo chicken, artichokes, salsa, etc. Someone please invent the ultimate dip.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Competing cities' well known foods: will find out the two teams playing next weekend..then prepare for Feb 8.

Yes you're jumping the gun a bit bouncing pp. We need to know the teams before we know what to serve besides "the usuals".

It's going to be Seattle vs Los Angeles, Denver vs New England (Boston MA)

So you can start thinking of options..finally no Kansas City

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:20 adults -
Tandoori chicken bites
Skewered paneer tikka
Spicy potato and peas samosas (bought from a caterer)
Dhokla (bought from a caterer)
Onion bhaaji (bought from a caterer)
Chickpeas chaat
Goat biryani and cucumber raita

All the other posts made me gag, but this spread I would love to eat! Mmm

Are you just replying to your own posts??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Competing cities' well known foods: will find out the two teams playing next weekend..then prepare for Feb 8.

Yes you're jumping the gun a bit bouncing pp. We need to know the teams before we know what to serve besides "the usuals".

It's going to be Seattle vs Los Angeles, Denver vs New England (Boston MA)

So you can start thinking of options..finally no Kansas City

Final game played in San Francisco CA