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Superbowl Eats Part 2
So anything different this year? We had some pretty good ones last year.
The one I remember the most is that Italian sausage / bacon layered monstrosity that Saden posted. I think Angry posted beer and hot pockets. I can't remember? This year I'm not cooking squat. It's going to be Bojangles chicken and dirty rice for me. What Sayeth the Mob? |
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Not sure about the SB but last night I cooked Beer Butt Chicken and it was great.
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My wife and I make a "dip"...it really simple to make and delicious.
All it is is grilled hamburger meat, nacho cheese, chili with no beans, and then you add a sprinkling of mexican 4 cheese. Very simple to make and everybody always loves it for our SB parties...Mix it all together like a soup and eat with tortillas.. |
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^ that sounds good SS. my girl does a 7 layer dip but it always is a pain in the arse to get all the ingredients then have her make it, plus i dont like getting a scoop of just guac only to follow that up with a scoop of all sour cream, etc.
we were going to go to new orleans for the SB (we went there early sept and loved it). so after the game i went on line, found round trip tickets and 1 night at a nice hotel right outside of the french quarter for about 243 bucks a person. but by the time i went to purchase the trip (2 mins) the price had gone up to 358 bucks a person. thankfully i had a moment of sobriety that said "OTM wait until tomorrow before pulling the trigger buddy." and i did, and im glad. that would have been my car insurance and new carpet money. |
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Buffalo Chicken Dip
1lb chicken breast 3 8oz Philly Cream Cheese Bricks 8 oz Shredded Cheddar 5 oz Louisiana Hot Sauce 4 oz of Blue Cheese 1 C Celerey finely chopped Bake chicken until 175* Let cool and then chop into small pieces. Pour hot sauce over chopped chicken. Mix cream cheese and chicken mixture. Add blue cheese(I used a cheese grater to finely shred), cheddar and celery. Bake in 9x9 pan uncovered at 350* for 30 Minutes. I prefer to eat with Frito Scoops. |
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[quote=SolidSnake84;658176]My wife and I make a "dip"...it really simple to make and delicious.
All it is is grilled hamburger meat, nacho cheese, chili with no beans, and then you add a sprinkling of mexican 4 cheese. Very simple to make and everybody always loves it for our SB parties...Mix it all together like a soup and eat with tortillas..[/quote]My wife makes almost the exact same dip, it's always a hit around here too. |
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Love Buffalo Wings and Bleu Cheese, Pizzas, etc.
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1) Indian shrimp curry with rice
2) potato wedges covered in bacon bits and cheese 3) beer (Anchor Porter for me) |
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Both my wife and I love crispy buffalo wings, so I'll probably give these a try:
[url=http://pez.multiply.com/recipes/item/2]Peter's Site! - Buffalo Wings[/url] If it's warm, I'll marinate and hit them with indirect heat on my Weber. |
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im have a bunch of friends over. i bought a bunch of chicken and gonna make chicken fingers with a shitton of different sauces...i got Mozz sticks, and those cheeseburger hotshots things that hotpockets make. i may pick some more crap up but at the moment i think that may be enough...o and cant forget a bunch of soda and beer.
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I have made this in the past, comes out good and easy to make:
It is easy. 8 oz Cream Cheese ¼ cup Mayo 1 Tablespoon Minced Onion (you can use fresh onion too if you want chopped up fine) ½ teaspoon Worcestershire Sauce ½ Teaspoon Old Bay Celery Seed 10-12 Large Steamed Shrimp Peeled and Cut up Mix all in big bowl. |
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[quote=SolidSnake84;658176]My wife and I make a "dip"...it really simple to make and delicious.
All it is is grilled hamburger meat, nacho cheese, chili with no beans, and then you add a sprinkling of mexican 4 cheese. Very simple to make and everybody always loves it for our SB parties...Mix it all together like a soup and eat with tortillas..[/quote] I make something similar but also add cream cheese, use ground sausage instead of hamburger, and a can of rotel..no chili though stuff is good!!! I typically do a cream cheese based clam dip too there will be bacon wrapped something this year... not sure I'll do anything "fancy" |
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[quote=mredskins;659001]I have made this in the past, comes out good and easy to make:
It is easy. 8 oz Cream Cheese ¼ cup Mayo 1 Tablespoon Minced Onion (you can use fresh onion too if you want chopped up fine) ½ teaspoon Worcestershire Sauce ½ Teaspoon Old Bay Celery Seed 10-12 Large Steamed Shrimp Peeled and Cut up Mix all in big bowl.[/quote] very similar to my clam dip.. yum! |
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[quote=HugeMonkFan;658553]im have a bunch of friends over. i bought a bunch of chicken and gonna make chicken fingers with a shitton of different sauces...i got Mozz sticks, and those cheeseburger hotshots things that hotpockets make. i may pick some more crap up but at the moment i think that may be enough...o and cant forget a bunch of soda and beer.[/quote]
sounds good man.. you can do a dark bbq and a honey mustard to kind of match the saints colors.. maybe a white queso for the colts, not sure what you could put blue on them without dyeing it though heh |
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Making chili and buffalo chicken dip for the Super Bowl. Washing it down with [URL="http://www.yuengling.com/news/bock_beer.htm"]Yuengling Bock[/URL].
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