Super Bowl food ideas

[Anonymous]

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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]

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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]

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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

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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

What do they eat in SF?

[Anonymous]

Puerto Rican foods for halftime show

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

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

What do they eat in SF?

The final game is being played in SAN JOSE not San Francisco!

[Anonymous]

San Jose is known for Mexican and Vietnamese food. Eggs waffles were invented here.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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

What do they eat in SF?

The final game is being played in SAN JOSE not San Francisco!

Wrong. The stadium is a landmark in Santa Clara, a city neighboring San Jose.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:San Jose is known for Mexican and Vietnamese food. Eggs waffles were invented here.

Korean, Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese. Mexican. American Classics. Southern Soul Food. California. Street Foods.

[Anonymous]

I love to cook and experiment with elevated versions of classics for parties in general, but for Super Bowl I channel my inner 80s kid and keep it low brow and salty and greasy.

Doritos, onion dip with the Lipton mix, tortilla chip with velveeta and rotel, frozen pigs in blankets, m and ms, bagel bites, mozzarella sticks… I add a decent charcuterie and veggie type board and make wings.

[Anonymous]

Anything made with Velveeta.

[Anonymous]

Crock pot meatballs (yes, the grape jelly kind)

I always do a vegetable tray that works with dips and as its own “break from all the heavy stuff”

Pretzel bites with cheese sauce

Fruit skewers (big hit with the kids)

My new favorite app from Instagram is Boursin rolled in egg/flour/panko and baked, then drizzled with hot honey. It’s amazing and works well with crackers or vegetables.

Buffalo wings

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Crock pot meatballs (yes, the grape jelly kind)

I always do a vegetable tray that works with dips and as its own “break from all the heavy stuff”

Pretzel bites with cheese sauce

Fruit skewers (big hit with the kids)

My new favorite app from Instagram is Boursin rolled in egg/flour/panko and baked, then drizzled with hot honey. It’s amazing and works well with crackers or vegetables.

Buffalo wings

This sounds completely unappetizing. Congrats, you win.