15 Dishes You Have To Make For Your Super Bowl Party Slideshow

15 Dishes You Have to Make for Your Super Bowl Party

"Beer," "barbecue," "fried," and "finger food" are all good, safe go-to concepts to use when thinking about your Super Bowl menu. You seriously can't go wrong when one of these words is in the recipe title.

Super Bowl food, and really game-day fare in general, is all about indulging (and the cheesier, the better, right?). We've listed 15 of our favorite dishes to whip up for the big game.

For us, the best game-day foods are the ones you can layout family-style on the table; you should not spend your time fussing over plating, fancy ingredients, or complicated cooking procedures. Prepare and cook everything you need before kick-off, then set it down and walk away. We promise that even if a dish cools to lukewarm or your dip begins to dry out, everyone will still devour it all!

Although we are still a few weeks from finding out which teams will play in Super Bowl LI on Feb. 5, it's not too early to dream up what you'll be making and eating during the main event — you could test out your favorite recipe next Sunday!

Baked Bacon Jalapeños Poppers

These hot little guys are stuffed with a mixture of onions, tomatoes, cream cheese, and bacon before being sprinkled with cheese and baked until melty and irresistible.

For the Baked Bacon Jalapeños Poppers recipe, click here. 

Barbecue Chicken Naan Pizza Bites

Super Bowl Sunday is one of the biggest pizza delivery days of the year. But instead of waiting for delivery, check out these pizzas that are way better than takeout or use your favorite pizza toppings to spread over flatbreads.

For the Barbecue Chicken Naan Pizza Bites recipe, click here.

Beer-Battered Chicken Bites With Barbecue Sauce

Crispy, beer-battered fried chicken dipped in a tangy beer barbecue dipping sauce? OK, you've got our attention.

For the Beer-Battered Chicken Bites With Barbecue Sauce recipe, click here.

Beer-Battered Corn Dogs

Using juicy bratwursts, these corn dogs are dipped in a beer-infused batter and deep-fried until crispy and golden. Then, these tasty dogs are dipped in a sauce made with crème fraîche, mustard, dill, and chives.

For the Beer-Battered Corn Dog recipe, click here.

Buffalo Chicken Wings

Don't be the host that forgets the wings. We have so many recipes for juicy, tender wings perfect for game day, but first, here's the not-to-be-missed classic.

For the Quick and Crispy Buffalo Chicken Wings recipe, click here.

Chicken Burrito Dip

A cross between a burrito, a quesadilla, and queso dip, this smoky cumin and chipotle-spiced cheesy dip is an easy dish to serve and is sure to impress your friends.

For the Chicken Burrito Dip recipe, click here.

Citrus Hummus

Choose your favorite crunchy veggies — like carrots, cucumbers, celery, bell peppers, or broccoli florets — for your crudité and then serve it all with a creamy and flavorful dipping sauce. 

For the Citrus Hummus recipe, click here.

Game-Day White Chicken Chili

This easy-to-make chili is made entirely in a slow-cooker, allowing the flavors to really marry and combine over the hours it takes to cook.

For the Game-Day White Chicken Chili recipe, click here.

Green Chile Con Queso

Combining Cheddar, Monterey Jack, and shredded Oaxaca, this creamy melted cheese dish is flavored with Tex-Mex favorites like poblano, jalapeño, and scallion.

For this Green Chile Con Queso recipe, click here.

Memphis-Style Dry-Rubbed Ribs

This recipe for Memphis-style dry-rubbed ribs comes from Melissa Cookston, the owner of Memphis Barbecue Co. They're easy to make but are best when the ribs rest with the rub overnight.

For the Memphis-Style Dry-Rubbed Ribs recipe, click here.

Pigs in a Blanket

All you have to do to make these delicious dough-wrapped mini dogs is wrap each little frank in store-bought puff pastry, give them a light egg wash, and then pop them in the oven. Dip in Dijon mustard as desired.

For the Perfect Pigs in a Blanket recipe, click here.

Pulled Pork With Homemade Barbecue Sauce

Pulled pork is a must for the Super Bowl because it's so versatile! You can fill burgers or sliders, top nachos or queso, or even stir it into chili. We doubt there will be leftovers.

For the Pulled Pork With Homemade Barbecue Sauce recipe, click here.

Roasted Garlic Guacamole

Roasting garlic for guacamole brings out its sweetness, adding a deeper flavor to complement the jalapeños and creamy avocado. 

For Dr. BBQ's Roasted Garlic Guacamole recipe, click here.

Spicy Korean-Style Gochujang Meatballs

Meatballs are essential grab-and-go foods; just skewer and race back to your seat before someone swipes it. Check out our list of 13 great meatball recipes for more inspiration.  

For the Spicy Korean-Style Gochujang Meatballs recipe, click here. 

Ultimate Ground Beef Nachos

For game day, you can't just have regular old nachos. You need ultimate nachos, the kind that's super-loaded with all of the tastiest fixings possible.

For the Ultimate Ground Beef Nachos recipe, click here.