Cheer on your favorite team with some of our best tailgating recipes.
We suggest also adding in our stovetop beef chili and our insanely indulgent skillet chili nachos. And for those who chose to enjoy the game from the comfort of their own homes, you can make all of these recipes and more. Our grasshopper sheet cake is easy to slice and serve (and the cute football candies on top make it the perfect dessert for a tailgate). And if you're wondering whether or not to make a double batch of salsa, our classic style featuring roasted tomatoes goes fast, even with a small gathering-so don't be shy.Īnd we can't forget about dessert. Guacamole, of course, but also our creamy broccoli-spinach dip, which is a delicious meat-free option that uses airy ricotta cheese for a base. Though tailgates are all about burgers (like our Classic Burger-Joint Cheeseburger, pictured here), hot dogs with all the fixings, pigs in blankets, and barbecued meats, there are tasty vegetarian tailgating recipes, too.
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Some appetizers, like Alabama Fire Cracker Saltines or Broccoli. These easy dishes are sure to please any game day crowd while they cheer on their favorite team. Be sure to marinate meat a few hours-or even a day-ahead of time so that all that's left to do at game time is grill them. Whether you're hosting a game day gathering in your backyard, attending a friend's party, or tailgating at the game, appetizers are a must-have for football Saturdays in the South. All of the dip recipes here can be made in advance and stored in airtight containers. Making as much food as possible ahead of time is the best way to ensure you have time to sit back and (mostly) relax ahead of or during the game. Make one (or more!) of these recipes and you're guaranteed to score big when it's time to serve. And we're further helping you eliminate the stress out of putting together a game plan by sharing recipes for tailgate-worthy appetizers, mains, sides, snacks, and desserts that are as delicious in your own home as they are at the stadium. When you're tailgating at home, the pressure is off-anything else you might need is just steps away. Plus, you want to enjoy the game and the company rather than stress over what needs to be prepped. With a traditional tailgate, limited cooking equipment and cooling temperatures can make preparing an outdoor meal on game day a challenge. Something as simple as gathering your quarantine family and cooking these delicious recipes in your front yard will make kickoff feel extra special. And while COVID-19 has changed the way football season looks this year, there are still ways to enjoy tailgating.
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In law school, my roommate and I were too cheap to pay for cable, so we’d find ourselves at a local bar on Sundays splitting a plate of nachos and yelling at the TV.ĪJ and I have carried on the Sunday football tradition in our house which usually means camping out on the couch for the entire day with a football food spread on the coffee table.Īnd our favorite way to enjoy football from home this season is to invite my parents over (they just moved to Charlotte!) set up the TV in the backyard and make an epic spread of our football food favorites to munch on.Whether or not you're a sports fan, tailgates are a fun way to gather with family and friends. Pre-game tailgates included lots of Wisconsin beer and you guessed it: lots of food including the best beer boiled brats. I was also lucky enough to be just down the road (sort of) from the stadium in Green Bay, so got the chance to cheer on my team in person. In college, I lived just down the street from my aunt and uncle and would go over there on Sundays for Packer Parties, complete with green and gold decor and tons of delicious football food. My love for football Sundays (snacks and apps included) carried on throughout college and law school. While I always looked forward to our family watch parties to hang out with my family and cheer on our team, I can’t lie that I also looked forward to Sundays for spread of our football food favorites: snacks and appetizers to munch on for four quarters. Sometimes we’d get so invested in big plays that my sister would end up hiding in the bathroom until the hail mary was caught or the field goal was made.
Weekly, my family would gather in the living room and cheer on (ok more like screaming) our favorite team (the one’s from Wisconsin wearing the green and gold). I grew up in a world where Sundays throughout the fall and winter were football days. It’s finally time for all of my favorite fall things like a whiskey apple cider cocktail and easy pumpkin waffles and pumpkin beer and caramel apple pie and fires in the backyard and my especially my favorite fall thing: These tried and true appetizer recipes are some of my favorites that will help make game day party planning and prepping a breeze and will be a hit with all of your guests! Score a touchdown at your next tailgate, football watch from home, or game day party with these football food favorites your whole team will love.
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