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SuperBowl Food! Whatcha makin'?


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Hosting a few friends for the game, and thinking about some themed dishes for the 2 teams

Beer Cheese Soup for the Pack.

A Philly CheeseSteak dip on small toasted bread slices for the Steelers.

What are you working on for the big game?

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Hosting a few friends for the game, and thinking about some themed dishes for the 2 teams

Beer Cheese Soup for the Pack.

A Philly CheeseSteak dip on small toasted bread slices for the Steelers.

What are you working on for the big game?

I can't do that. There would be chunks of raw meat and garbage floating in the cheese soup. Go ahead....enjoy Packers fans. smirkgrin Sure you don't want to switch teams so you can have some of this cheesesteak?? smirk

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Or enjoy the menu of most other teams fans this weekend...

Sour Grapes and rotten apples!

14 pound brisket in smoker all day, italian stuffed jalpenos, buck balls and pheasant bubes... and of course, bacon stuffed bacon! All this with some fine New Glarus beer and hopefully a fantastic game.

Win or lose is fine with me, the #6 seed with over a dozen players on season ending IR made the playoffs and will at least finish second in the NFL. That alone is a victorious season and reason to celebrate!

Good Luck!

Ken

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After the pork shoulder has cooked all day and shredded, I blend it with sauce that I make up from scratch. It has a little North Carolina style because it has a definate vinegar flavor to it. it's a BBQ sauce with apple cidar vinegar, brown sugar, molasses and hot sauce. Than I'll just put it in a crock pot. I've made it several times before and it turns out great.

I love the slaw on top of the pulled pork. Great combo.

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1. Pasta Tacos

2. Pizza Rolls

3. Elf Dinks

4. Smoked Oysters

5. Ice Cold Beer

This has to be the craziest football menu I've ever seen! I don't even know what 2 of the things are. Can you elaborate on Pasta tacos and "Elf Dinks"? I hope there's a few girls in attendence if you have a big mess of oysters to eat!

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I think I have an idea of one of them...

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PS McGurk - thanks for that burn barrel last summer, used it a few times and got rid of a bunch of rotten wood...you had a wheelhouse in the driveway if I remember right....you got that thing out on a lake???

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No prob, Fazer. Glad it worked out for you. And if it's not rusted through you could still make a smoker out of it! grin

Yeah, I just got the FH out not too long ago. Haven't been able to get out too much yet, but that's changing soon.

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I put this on here once, but I will do it again. They are so gall darned good:

Take a jar of grape jelly and empty it into crock pot, jar of chili sauce and dump it in as well. Then add a bag of Italian meatballs and stir every once in awhile. OMG so gooooood

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Take a jar of grape jelly and empty it into crock pot, jar of chili sauce and dump it in as well. Then add a bag of Italian meatballs and stir every once in awhile. OMG so gooooood

That chili/grape sauce is also great on those little smokies type things and sliced up kielbasi... cool

I like to add some bbq sauce and hotsauce also...

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I tend to make it a whole days worth of food.

B-fast: Baked thick sliced applewood bacon and omlette's to order.

Lunch is BLT's and homemade turkey noodle soup.

Snacks are smoked pepper gouda cheese, peppered italian hard salami, smoked oysters, and crackers.

Game dinner is 5#'s of buffalo hot wings with celery sticks and chunky blue cheese dressing.

Lunch is accompanied by homemade bloody mary's with the "full garden" (3 shrimp on a skewer, celery stick, pickled arsparagus, garlic olive, pickle spear, and a cocktail onion or 3).

Sometime during snacktime the switch is made to crown and cokes.

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I tend to make it a whole days worth of food.

B-fast: Baked thick sliced applewood bacon and omlette's to order.

Lunch is BLT's and homemade turkey noodle soup.

Snacks are smoked pepper gouda cheese, peppered italian hard salami, smoked oysters, and crackers.

Game dinner is 5#'s of buffalo hot wings with celery sticks and chunky blue cheese dressing.

Lunch is accompanied by homemade bloody mary's with the "full garden" (3 shrimp on a skewer, celery stick, pickled arsparagus, garlic olive, pickle spear, and a cocktail onion or 3).

Sometime during snacktime the switch is made to crown and cokes.

...and halftime is naptime.

J/K that's an impressive spread!

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