Favorite Football Foods to Cook

[walleyes12]

Just wondering what you guys like to cook for a football game?? I love cooking fun foods for football games. Last week I made chicken wings, and Turkey Legs!!

I am looking for some new ideas!

[jimlovestrout]

Halibit wrapped in bacon and grill... works great

[Coach Dog]

Wings, tacos, sloppy joes, cocktail weenies, delivered pizza.

[Scott K]

Throw a turkey in the oven about 9-10am, its done at half. Tacos work good, but is messy! I like to munch on sunflower seeds during the game. Oh and a few mich golden lights!

[walleyes12]

mich Lights are a givin!!!

[Jorgie]

1. Beer.

2. Hot chip dip. Even something easy like Velveeta, salsa, and beans in a crockpot is awesome.

[bottomdweller]

Dare I say it, SLIDERS oh yeah and mich lt.

[joe_stack20]

I have to agree with Jorgie...

1. Beer

2.chips and dip.

3. any fresh ducks or pheasants shot on saturday on the grill and wrapped in bacon!

[Jorgie]

Number 3 sounds pretty good Joe, I'll have that.

[walleyes12]

No.3 does sound good!! Now that pheasant hunting is in full swing there will be pleantly of a pheasant breast for the grill

[Eric Wettschreck]

I just sit on the couch and Mrs boilerguy delivers football food to me!!!!

[walleyes12]

you got it figured out!

[LABS4ME]

yeah, but I bet she makes you get up to get the 2 cold PBRs! hehehe

Good Luck!

Ken

[Eric Wettschreck]

Sorry labs, I have boys for that job.

[walleyes12]

LMAO

[Harmonica Bear]

Venison Sloppy Joes or Venison Tacos.

[Deitz Dittrich]

I go simple... Love popcorn... so popcorn it is!

[hoggs222]

Chili for me. I think I ate 3 bowls last Sunday...Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner!

[walleyes12]

chilli is good, especially with the cold weather coming

[TimBuck2]

If I'm having the boys over for a game, usually the Broncos vs. New England, I make a huge pot of kicked up Jambalaya, and stock the fridge with Red Stripe. A little spendy but worth it for those special games where there's team rivalry among friends.

[so haaad]

Here's a simple, traditional favorite that's fixed for the NFL draft:

1 pound (16 oz.) VELVEETA Pasturized Prepared Cheese Product, cut into cubes

1 lb ground beef or 1 can Chili With Beans

1 can (10 oz.) diced tomatoes and green chilies, undrained

Serve with Tortilla chips

[Tom Linderholm]

Gentlemen, let's try and keep this topic subject specific. While I enjoy my libations as well I remind you this is a family orientated site.

Thanks!!!

[so haaad]

Cheffrey,

Surely you must have an appetizer/football recipe or two that you can share with us. Maybe something with a northern MN flare? Fish appetizer? Wild rice this or that?

[Mrs Boilerman]

My trick to football food is to make a really huge batch of chili one Sunday, deliver a bowl to boilerguy, then throw the rest in a few tupperware bowls and put them in the freezer. I thaw some out each week in the microwave, deliver it to boilerguy, and act like I've been working really hard at cooking it for him. And yes, he is impressed every week, especially if I throw in a pbr and some buttered crackers.

[LABS4ME]

Do you have a sister?

Ah heck, maybe I'll just come over and you could impress me too!!!

Good Luck!

Ken