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With the NFL’s super big game coming up, here are three super easy football game food recipes to tackle hunger and feed family and friends. These are simple recipes, so even if you aren’t great in the kitchen, these are easy recipes to knock out of the park! Oh, wait…. wrong sport!
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Let’s start with an easy one with simple ingredients. Ham. Cheese. And a Bun. To add an awesome glaze to the top of the buns check out this play: melt butter and whisk in honey, mustard, Worcestershire sauce, and poppy seeds. Drizzle it on top of the buns, pop it in the oven at 350° for about 10 minutes or until the cheese melts. There’s more on the recipe here.
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Got a bag of chips? That’s a good start! All you have to do to create an awesome french onion dip is combine the ingredients in the recipe, stir it up, and let it sit for about five minutes. You’ll have a dip that’s better than what you buy in those little plastic tubs at the store. And this is super easy. Here’s the full recipe. You won’t even miss that big play!
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Tater tots are sure to warm your heart with nostalgia and potato goodness. While they might be a favorite of Napoleon Dynamite, they are now becoming a craft delicacy. And while this sounds fancy these ‘totchoes’ are super easy to make. Start by putting your tots in the oven as per the instructions on the bag. Then in a skillet, brown a 1/2 pound of ground beef, stir in a cup of cheese and a 1/4 cup of salsa. After your tater tots come out of the oven, spoon the mixture on top of a row of tots, add more tots, and then sprinkle cheese, sour cream, and more salsa on top. Check out the full recipe here.
These are just a few easy football game food, but there are plenty of other recipes out there too. Like these. Or these. Be sure to head on down to your local, neighborhood Macey’s store (or Maceys.com) for more great ideas and great buys.