The Superbowl, by definition, leads to massive parties, whether at home or at a friend’s house. Whether you’re throwing a party or bringing food to someone else’s, here are some Superbowl food ideas:
You’ll often find chips, dips, vegetable dishes, cold cuts, chicken wings, and anything else you can grill at a Superbowl party. Most of the food prep needs to be done before the game starts, as most of you know once the game starts, it’s time to sit down to watch soccer and drink beer. After you have prepared the food, it is a good idea to place trays and bowls so that guests can eat as they please.
After the game, you may find the grill on and the ribs on. For a great rib recipe, you just need your favorite barbecue sauce, whether you make it or buy it. If you’re buying the sauce, one of the best is Sweet Baby Ray’s Original BBQ Sauce. Gives a nice smoky flavor without overloading. Adding garlic, chilli, or onion to the sauce to your liking is also an idea. The key to good ribs is to make sure they are marinated in sauce for four hours, wrapped in foil, and then grilled.
A great side dish for barbecue ribs is coleslaw. Coleslaw can be made a number of ways, but most of all you’ll want shredded lettuce, cabbage, carrot, onion, vinegar, and Miracle Whip. Alternatively, you can have the mashed mix without having to do the work, with a great recipe on the back included.
Many different menus have been created for the Superbowl. The key to a successful party is having great food available to your guests throughout the day. That means they will be happy, but you can still enjoy the game with them.
