Recipes to Make Your Big Game Party a Hit
It’s almost that time of year again: time to get the gang together to enjoy the big game! Are you throwing a party? We’ve got some recipes that are sure to make the gathering even more exciting than the halftime show or the commercials. Of course, you could just swing by the grocery store for some beer and chips, but where’s the fun in that? Rather than going with the basics, take some time to plan a menu that amps up the excitement.
- Start with something spicy. Jalapeno Poppers are always a crowd pleaser, and when you make them at home you get to control the ingredients. Of course, Sweet and Sassy Chicken Wings are also delicious, with a slight Asian flare and heat that’s easy to adjust. And if you love the idea of wings but don’t like sticky fingers, this Buffalo Chicken Dip has all the flavor without the mess.
- Make the perfect array of dips. Of course, Buffalo chicken isn’t everyone’s favorite, and that’s ok! There are so many delicious dips out there, you can please everyone in your crowd with ease. Grab some ready-made hummus and salsa from the grocery store if you want something easy or go all out with this delicious Seven Layer Dip.
- Handhelds make convenient snack food. Sliders come in many interesting varieties, from Super Sliders to Chicken Waffle Sliders, or you can go with something easy and delicious like Slow Cooker Barbacoa Beef Tacos or Pigskins in a Blanket. For the vegetarians, how about Avocado Egg Rolls or these First Down Dippers?
- Score a touchdown with something sweet. After all those savory offerings, your guests are sure to want something for dessert. You can satisfy any sweet tooth with gooey, salty-sweet Touchdown Brownies, or go for football themed treats like Football Bark or these fun Chocolate Covered Strawberry Footballs. Want something sophisticated as well as scrumptious? Give these Blackberry Brie Bites a shot.
- Offer more to drink than beer. Of course, it’s important to have non-alcoholic beverages like water and soda. On the other hand, there are plenty of wines that go well with football food. Sparkling wines go with everything from nachos to wings. If you’re serving barbecue, a Cabernet Franc is a great option, sliders go with Syrah, and white wines work with fare that’s heavy or light.
No matter what’s on the menu for your big game party, you’ll find what you need at NetCost Market. For over 20 years, we’ve helped our customers save time and money while offering them the world of food. We’re a local supermarket with a global reach, providing a selection of everyday food products as well as culinary delights from around the world. It’s our goal to provide authentic, high-quality food products from local farmers as well as global suppliers. When you shop with NetCost Market, you’ll enjoy a gratifying shopping experience that even allows you to order groceries online and receive contactless grocery delivery at your home.