Not all recipes for the big game party need to be huge. Many are smaller watch parties, and small recipes for two or a small group that can be scaled to your needs are perfect. I have also included a section with a few great recipes for larger parties.
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After Thanksgiving, big game day is considered the second most important "food holiday." Food is an essential part of any watch party—big or small.
Even if you are not a football fan, the Puppy Bowl and the ads are worth checking out. It is time for Americans to celebrate with a big food "pig out" party. Here are some easy and delicious recommendations, all with step-by-step photo instructions.
🖐️Finger foods
If you are hosting a party, finger foods are great for watching the game and munching. Here are some of my best.
🥣For dipping or chips
🍜Top chili recipes
The watch party must have chili. Here are some of my favorites. All can be cooked in a 3-4 quart crock pot, are adaptable to 2-quart mini-crock pots, and quickly scale up for larger needs.
🍬Sweets/Snacks Recipes
No party is complete without something sweet. Give them something to talk about that you can make ahead.
🥳Larger Recipes for a Crowd
Although several can be made smaller, these recipes are bigger for larger needs.
🐕Don't forget food safety and the dog treats
These gatherings are ready-made for food safety issues and leftovers at the party. Let's plan for food safety and get it right. Check out the USDA Food Safety recommendations.
Have a great watch party, and enjoy the game!
Wifo, Molly, Lilly, and DrDan
Editor note: Originally Published . This post will be refreshed yearly with my current recommendations.
Catherine says
. My Sunday menu has been planned, thanks to you. I’ve already tried many of these; not only easy but delicious.
Annette says
Yum! I will be watching the game at your house! :O)