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Tuesday, February 2, 2016 / 33 Comments
19 of the Greatest Recipes for Football Games
It's almost here. In just a few short days almost every t.v. set in America will be tuned in for the Superbowl.
Now whether you like it or hate it there is something everyone can agree on and that is that the food is great.
I've rounded up 19 of the greatest recipes for Football games for you and made it so easy for you to get the recipes to make them.
From nachos, salsa, pulled pork, dips and even homemade chips these are recipes you want to add to your menu for the weekend.
Chipotle Nachos w/ a Twist @ Cottage Making Mommy
Warm Onion Dip @Pure Pearl Homestead
Homemade Chips @ Our Stoney Acres
Mister's Pink Dip @ Our Life Out Here
Fried Oklahoma Pickles @ Cottage Making Mommy

The Best Beef Enchilada Dip @ Cottage Making Mommy

Mango Peach Pineapple Salsa @ Pure Pearl Homestead
Sun-Dried Tomato Dip @ Better Hens and Gardens
Chicken Corn Chowder in the Crock Pot @ Cottage Making Mommy
Restaurant Style Buffalo Wings @ The Not So Modern Housewife
Homemade Ketchup and Homemade Mayo @ The Frugal Chicken
Game Day Pizza Dip @ Cottage Making Mommy

Perfectly Delicious Pulled Pork @ Cottage Making Mommy

@ Our Life Out Here

Hearty Hamburger Stew
Right here at Cottage Making Mommy.
Now please let me know which ones you try because I want them all on my menu.
Dare I ask who you will be rooting for?
Play Ball,
Valerie
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Awesome recipes, Valerie!! Pinning and definitely can't wait to try a few!!
ReplyDeleteFantastic roundup Valerie! Thanks for including some of mine :)
ReplyDeleteThese sound like great recipes for the football season or any season for that matter. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandi
Ahh football season. That magical time of year when yelling at the tv is encouraged and I can wear all the blue, red and white I want! Love these ideas- I'll be trying most of them. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait for Saturday, let college football begin! Great recipes, will have to pin and make for later:)
ReplyDeleteI'm not much into football but I can definitely get behind the food! Will have to check out some of these recipes in more detail.
ReplyDeleteThat chili looks DELICIOUS! I want to some as soon as the weather turns to fall!
ReplyDeleteThe creamy potato soap sounds absolutely delicious! It's perfect for fall!
ReplyDeleteI always stand by the fact that any kind of dip is good for a football game. Or, anything with cheese!
ReplyDeleteAwesome recipes for football! And its a coming!! Please share this at our blog hop we have Wed-Sun. We would love to have you! https://www.floydfamilyhomestead.com/
ReplyDeleteMmmm what a great collection of recipes for any time of the year, not just football season. Loving the look of that chilli!
ReplyDeleteThis is great collection of recipes! I have just bookmarked this page to try out these recipes later!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh I love fried pickles and that potato soup looks delicious! I live in hockey land up here in Canada so I might have to try some of these next time a game is on!
ReplyDeleteKyla
Wanderlustkyla.com
I would like to try the Awesome Chicken Chili, and Italian meatloaf for funtastic football (or soccer) game!
ReplyDeleteThese sound great! I will be trying out the nachos and dip! With football games we always like to feast.
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Isaly Holland
www.memoriesbyisaly.com
MM, I'm drooling. Football bores me so I wouldn't make these for a game, I'd just make these to pig out on ;)
ReplyDeleteI definitely think this is one of my favorite roundups. Lol. I've found so many great meal ideas here!
ReplyDeleteI just love that pioneer woman butter dish. Thanks for sharing such a yummy recipe. Potato soup is perfect during this cold weather
ReplyDeleteIt's strange but I love super bowl parties even though I'm not a big fan of football. If I decide to go to one this year I'll definitely consider making the Mango Peach Pineapple Salsa or the chicken corn chowder. Thanks for sharing these.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to try some of these recipes. The chipolte nachos will be first up. They sound yummy.
ReplyDeleteThese look mighty delicious. Is it possible t try the potato soup without the cheese?
ReplyDeleteThe list of delicious recipes is making my mouth water.
ReplyDeleteThough we are not into football good food is always welcome
Though we do not have amaerican football I still enjoy all the preparations y'all make and these meals all look real delicious
ReplyDeleteI'm not a football fan, but these meals look scrumptious! I could make these dishes for soccer night.
ReplyDeleteChili is a must make for football games. I have a veggie chili, spicy, that is a family and friend favorite.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe that the Football Game season is here again. Seems like we were just celebrating last years. Your recipes look great. I think I will try the Italian meatloaf balls and creamy potato soup this year.
ReplyDeleteI love the sound of many of your options but being in Houston where the weather will probably be warm, Id go for the nachos for sure and the wings, especially if they have some heat to them. Im sad our home team didn't make it to the Super Bowl as that would have been just great for our city but the weekend will be fantastic as there are so many events planned to make the most of all the additional visitors.
ReplyDeleteI do love a good chili but I tend to make mine more on the vegetarian side using quinoa. I usually make it on superbowl Sunday. I am however a meat lover and am very curious now how the chicken one would taste. Looks pretty good at that. Wow! Superbowl already.
ReplyDeleteI am always looking for great game day recipes to try with my family. Those MEatballs will be added to my list. SO GOOD! This time of the year is so much fun with all of the great games that are on TV. THank you for the great list of perfect game day food!
ReplyDeleteI usually stick with the same old appetizers for our game day fare. I can already tell that I will be referencing this post frequently! My favorite part about Football Season is the FOOD!! Buffalo Wings, Pizza Dip -- oh my! Which one do I try first?!
ReplyDeleteI don't watch football at all, but I do love football and tailgating foods! Pizza, dips, wings, YUM! They are all so finger licking good! I would totally attend a Superbowl party just to eat.
ReplyDeleteI just had to click on the Oklahoma Fried Pickles recipe, and I love the way that they look. I see all of these great game day recipes every year, but never wind up making them. I think I am really missing out on making the day even more fun.
ReplyDeleteOh this roundup is drool worthy LOL! I have my eye on that chili and the baked potato soup. I've actually never made baked potato soup before, but I love it! I am sooo checking that one out!
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