What’s your favorite food for the Super Bowl? Do you make it at home, or get it from a local restaurant? When I lived in Indiana, I would get some boneless wings from Chili’s, some chips and salsa and ranch from... (1 reply, last updated by PattiCakes January 29, 2009)

pitted kalamata or other strong black olives and about a tablespoon of great olive oil. Process, pour in a pretty bowl, and you’re done. I know it doesn’t sound like much, but trust me – it’s really,... (19 replies, last updated by George Lynch January 22, 2001)

Any suggestions for a terrific vegetarian chili recipe this weekend? (spicy preferred). (10 replies, last updated by snackish February 2, 2005)

I forgot to mention, Any brand of cream cheese works fine. I will be using Flavorite as I’m hoping NOTHING having to do with the Super Bowl has the name Philadelphia in it! ;-) (14 replies, last updated by Carb Lover January 20, 2005)

I am no football fan, but I somehow got roped into hosting some friends on Super Bowl Sunday. Was not thinking about doing a full dinner – probably just some heavy apps. Does anyone have any ideas or recipes that they want... (73 replies, last updated by Carmelizedbunions February 3, 2009)

I’m posting a dip recipe that is always on our Super Bowl menu. It’s not your typical dip and depending on the size of the crowd, I’ve doubled it many times. This dip is a Texas favorite. I’ve been enjoying... (38 replies, last updated by Val55 January 23, 2008)

that recipe- I had really big Jalapenos so I made one whole into 4 poppers and ended up making 80 of these bad boys- people really enjoyed. Homemade Guacamole- Very yummy and a must have- I put coarse salt, black pepper, lemon or... (3 replies, last updated by debbiel February 6, 2007)

Got invited to my husband’s friends house for Super Bowl. I have to bring dessert. About 15-20 people. I’m deciding between a big layer cake or 3-4 different small desserts (cookies, brownies etc). So, would prefer to have a... (19 replies, last updated by BakeAholic February 8, 2008)

Okay guys, We are hosting the super bowl party this year and I am looking for your suggestions on dips, finger foods, grilling etc. In other words i want it all- What will you make for the big day of food and sports? :) (20 replies, last updated by jenniebnyc February 3, 2007)

to that nabe, though, stop by Eagle for one of the best beer selections in the city. BTW, if you’re looking for a great bigos recipe, I was following this, using my grandfather’s homemade sauerkraut.... (6 replies, last updated by johnk February 7, 2009)

a type of dumpling that is stuffed with cheese and other ingedents. I am sorry but I don’t now what it is called but I am reaching out to find a recipe. Any Help out there? (3 replies, last updated by julie February 4, 2005)

Sounds great, Candy. I’ve been doing the wonton/dim sum thing lately and you just gave me an idea. I always make teriyaki chicken wings for Super Bowl Sunday. I marinate them in my own sauce overnight in an ovenproof bag... (3 replies, last updated by kim shook January 13, 2006)

If the SuperBowl was this weekend what would you make for appetizers and or party snacks? Besides the obvious unless you have some ultimate recipes for them...such as buffalo wings, nachos, etc..? (2 replies, last updated by Jimbosox04 November 19, 2006)

Interested in knowing what the chowhounds are cooking (if at all) for the big game day. Have thought about wings or chili or goulash (which my husband dismissed as non-SuperBowl, i.e., American food). Any other ideas or recipes? (13 replies, last updated by sue February 5, 2006)

Going to have a few friends over to watch the Super Bowl on Sunday. I’m an amateur cook (at best)and need a good recipe and tips for making BBQ Ribs in my apt. The online recipes I’ve found require a grill. How long... (23 replies, last updated by Mandy February 3, 2004)