No matter which team you’re cheering for (or whether you prefer the halftime show and commercials!) everyone agrees that game day calls for great food. The following playbook is all you need for a Super Bowl win.
If there’s anything we’ve learned over the years, it’s that sports fans often take the game day food as seriously as the game itself.
To help you score a win in that department, we pulled together the best game day recipes as determined by our fans. From the classics (think wings, nachos, and ribs) to the more unique offerings (have you tried baked Havarti?), it’s all right here!
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Loaded Cauliflower Bites
These are delicious! Roasted cauliflower is topped with bacon and cheese in this satisfying twist on baked potato skins that can be served as an appetizer or family-friendly side dish.
Sausage, peppers, and onions are tossed with simple Italian seasonings and then roasted to perfection for an easy meal that can be enjoyed over rice, pasta, or as the best sausage sandwiches.
A deliciously eye-catching charcuterie board is easy to create and sure to make game day a win. The linked "extras" will turn this grazing board into a complete meal.
These baked wings are perfectly caramelized and loaded with flavor. This homemade recipe will rival your favorite restaurant wings–and a simple trick guarantees extra crispy skin!
A flavor-packed appetizer that can also be served as a tasty side dish, these 3-ingredient bites are quick to assemble and bake to golden, cheesy perfection.
Shredded chicken and cabbage form the base of this crisp, Vietnamese-inspired dish, which is bursting with flavor, texture, and is great for meal prep and entertaining a crowd.
An unconventional recipe that makes a large pitcherful, these clever Margaritas taste like the best version of the classic cocktail. Plus, you can freeze some for later–or make a Margarita slushy!
This easy, endlessly versatile recipe is perfect as a colorful dip with chips for the big game. It can also be repurposed as a salsa for fish or chicken or enjoyed as a super simple salad.
Super Bowl Nachos are the gold standard of nachos and include two types of chips for maximum crunch. Loaded with flavorful toppings (with a hint of health appeal), these nachos are a game day classic.
Nothing says game day like buffalo sauce. A sprinkle of crumbled blue cheese and a side of celery complete the buffalo wing theme in this newfangled dip!
Melt-in-your mouth ribs with crispy edges are a breeze to prepare with this easy, foolproof recipe. No need to tend the grill for hours, these are a welcome option any time of year!
A delightful balance of sweet and tart, this eye-catching twist on the classic cocktail requires just three simple ingredients. The refreshing drink is also easy to customize with other liquors and flavors.
Crispy, crunchy, and no fryer needed! Perfect for tailgating or enjoying the game at home. May be served warm, cold or room temperature-and note the helpful advance prep tips.
Loaded with artichokes and elevated with a trifecta of cheeses, party-perfect Baked Artichoke Dip is creamy, crusty, salty, and tangy–and it can be prepared in advance!
Chewy edges yield to delightfully creamy insides and a “just right” chocolate flavor in these Nutella-infused brownies…and the recipe fills a 9×13 pan!
The ultimate blondie! Perfectly chewy and quicker to make than a batch of cookies, this foolproof recipe is a childhood favorite that has stood the test of time.
Crisp edges, chewy insides, puddles of semi-sweet chocolate chips, and a sea salt topping – plus nutty, caramel notes from the browned butter. These chocolate chip cookies are what dreams are made of!
I’m so glad you stopped by! Fountain Avenue Kitchen is full of healthy, easy, time-tested recipes. I’m excited for you to peek around, and hope you find something that’ll make your day just a bit more delicious!
Emily is a proud mom of two. She completed an MS in Clinical Nutrition from NYU, and worked as a senior dietitian for New York-Presbyterian Hospital. She recently became a Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor, and her favorite foods are sushi, hummus, and pasta. Her approach to healthy eating starts with having a healthy relationship with food.
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