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Chef and restaurateur Richard Blais adds a plant-based twist to his Super Bowl nachos made with cauliflower tots and soyrizo.
Even if you're only watching the game for the commercials, you can show off some sort of team spirit with plenty of pigskin-inspired hors d'oeuvres.
Be the MVP of game-day eats with these Super Bowl snack recipes from Food Network. Whether you choose wings, dips, nachos or guac, these recipes are guaranteed to make this your best spread yet.
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If you're looking for new ways to use tomatillos, Food Network has some of the best recipes for you to try. From enchiladas to cocktails, these recipes are going to make you fall in love with tomatillos!
¡Let's get this fiesta started!
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Beautiful, yummy, vegetarian... QUESADILLAS! Crispy golden brown tortillas wrapped around melted Pepperjack cheese and a spicy lentil and brown rice filling!
I have a little confession. I LOVE Super Bowl Sunday SO MUCH- I practically consider it to be a family holiday! So here are some fun super bowl party ideas that we'll be using this year!
You can make mini pizzas on tortillas, bagels, pita, english muffins, and store-bought prepared bread dough, but what about using little gyoza or won ton wrappers?? This is a tasty, healthy, kid-friendly alternative that can be low-fat to fat-packed depending on how you top them. This is more an "idea" than a "recipe", but it was so easy and tasty I thought I'd share it for those of you who aren't already enjoying these little morsels. Deep-dishers beware: this produces the thinnest of thin crusts!
You don't need carbs to have a party!
Kick your Super Bowl party up a notch with these super flavorful recipes from Cooking Channel such as beery cheese dip, giant pigs in a blanket and more.
New Orleans chef Colleen Quarls shares her spin on a party favorite
Looking for healthy Super Bowl recipes for your game day get-together? Try these mouth-watering light alternatives to traditional high-calorie appetizers.
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Feeding a houseful of hungry fans? These sweet and savory Super Bowl party ideas from Food Network are sure to carry you all the way to victory.
Keep everyone happy from the minute your festivities begin with these summer-y dips, skewers, and bites.
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I like this recipe because it's so simple to make. It's from Better Homes and Gardens Low-Cost Cooking.
You can't host game day without snacks! Whether you're watching baseball, tennis, soccer, basketball, football, or hockey, our selection of game-day appetizers and snacks will give all your guests another reason to cheer.
We've serving up guilt-free versions of the football snacks you love.
These classic chili recipes and upgrades to old favorites are perfect hearty stews for cold weather. From winter vegetable chili to classic beef chili to three- and four-bean chilis, these are our best chili recipes. Grab your Dutch oven or large pot of choice and get simmering.
Find favorite football party food and recipes, plus exotic twists on your normal game-day grub, from the chefs at Cooking Channel.
What says party more than a warm, velvety dip? Paired with crackers, crusty bread, chips or crudités, this creamy combination of artichokes, spinach and cheese can be served right there in the slow cooker.
¡Let's get this fiesta started!
You don't need carbs to have a party!
Enjoy America's favorite past time at home with ballpark food recipes including hot dogs, corn dogs, caramel corn and more from the chefs at Cooking Channel.
You're better than store-bought chips and salsa!
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Adapted from several sources but mostly America's Test Kitchen's Cook it in Cast Iron. Note: Though this is a simple chili, it still cooks in total (sautéeing, simmering, etc.) for about 1 hour. A lot of the time is hands-off, and you can work as you go—as the onions and peppers (if using) sauté, you can measure out the spices and mince the garlic. Once everything is in the pot simmering away, you can prepare the garnishes: grate cheese, dice onion or scallions, pluck cilantro leaves, etc. As always, the chili tastes better the next day, so don't be afraid to make it in advance. Finally, I've had success simply using diced onions and no peppers, so I've made the peppers optional below—I always feel guilty buying them when they aren't in season. Also, I taste-tested 3 brands of crushed tomatoes, and I found the one pictured in the photo above (Cirio Italian Crushed Tomatoes) to be the tastiest.
From corned beef to potatoes to beer cheese, these 33 easy Irish appetizers are perfect for your St. Patrick's Day party (and beyond!).
These Crawfish and Corn Beignets are the ultimate Mardi Gras treat. Try them with gumbo and Cajun bread pudding during Carnival.
Find the best restaurants on Martha's Vineyard, in Chilmark, Edgartown, Vineyard Haven and Oak Bluffs, including Black Dog Tavern and Offshore Ale Company.
A bowl of Texas Red. Chili with big chunks of beef, the way Texas wants it.
