Every Recipe You Need For Super Bowl Sunday

There's one holiday that's all about eating. No, we're not talking about Thanksgiving — we're talking about Super Bowl Sunday. Sure, there's football on TV and friends on the couch, but the big game is all about a big menu. Game day favorites like chicken wings, potato skins and bratwurst move out of the bar and into your home.

Knowing what foods to make for the Super Bowl can be a bit intimidating. Luckily, we have your menu covered for you with these 40 insanely delicious Super Bowl party recipes.

You've never had potato skins like these before. With cremini mushrooms, Brie cheese, fresh thyme and prosciutto, this is one classy spud.

For the Elevated Potato Skins recipe, click here.

Fried mac and cheese balls are a classic sports bar food, but you rarely see them outside of a restaurant. Change that this Super Bowl Sunday.

For the Fried Mac and Cheese Balls recipe, click here.

Pickles on their own are already a totally solid Super Bowl party snack. But what makes the zesty, salty treat even better? The same thing that makes everything better: a deep-fryer. Recreate this bar classic at home and wow your guests.

For the Fried Panko-Dipped Pickle Spears recipe, click here.

Nachos are the perfect game day food because they're endlessly snackable and sharable. This classic recipe uses ground beef and plenty of Mexican seasonings to keep things flavorful without being too caliente.

For the Ground Beef Nachos recipe, click here.

Sure, you can just buy a bunch of frozen appetizers, but what's the fun in that? Making your own jalapeno poppers from scratch may sound like a lot of effort, but it's so worth it in the end.

For the Jalapeno Poppers recipe, click here.

Cocktail meatballs are great for Super Bowl parties because you can just spear them onto a toothpick and go. These Korean meatballs use one of the decade's trendiest ingredients: gochujang.

For the Korean Barbecue Meatballs recipe, click here.

Every party needs pigs in a blanket. It doesn't matter if it's a high-class wedding or a low-key 21st birthday at a dive bar. Your Super Bowl party needs them, too.

For the Pigs in a Blanket recipe, click here.

Sausage and meatballs are a classic party food. This adaptable recipe comes with 10 different sauces, fit for every kind of Super Bowl party guest.

For the Slow Cooker Sausage and Meatball Bites recipe, click here.

A homemade cooked salsa is oftentimes overlooked when entertaining, but it really can make all the difference. This recipe can be made hotter or milder, depending on how many habanero peppers you add in.

For the Baja Salsa recipe, click here.

Beer and cheese are integral to any Super Bowl party, so of course you should blend them together and serve them with some pumpernickel for an irresistible dip.

For the Beer Cheese Dip recipe, click here.

Black bean dip is so often overlooked, but it really shouldn't be. Boldly flavorful and endlessly addictive, you'll want to make this.

For the Black Bean Dip With Cheese and Cilantro recipe, click here.

If you want to be everyone's favorite person at the Super Bowl party you're attending, you should be the one to bring Buffalo chicken dip. This is a game day classic for a reason.

For the Buffalo Chicken Dip recipe, click here.

No football game is complete without potato chips, and no potato chip is truly complete without dip. Revive a classic with this French onion dip.

For the Classic French Onion Dip recipe, click here.

Fresh and refreshing, this guacamole recipe is a great basic dip for any occasion. Start with this base recipe and feel free to experiment with some of your favorite spices and add-ins.

For the Fresh Guacamole recipe, click here.

Making a warm, creamy dip with crab can really class up your Super Bowl party. Your friends and family won't even know how easy it is to make!

For the Hot Crab Dip recipe, click here.

Whether or not you're a Texas sports fan, there's no denying that the Tex-Mex classic known as queso is a favorite. It's warm, hardy and oh-so-cheesy — need we say more?

For the Queso With Chile con Carne recipe, click here.

A crudite platter with freshly cut carrots, celery, radishes and tomatoes is a must-have, especially to counteract hot chicken wings and tangy barbecue ribs. Making your own ranch dressing helps to make the difference in cooling down your party platter.

For the Greek Yogurt Ranch Dressing recipe, click here.

Nothing is easier to make than a seven-layer dip. There's absolutely no cooking required for endless amounts of delicious Mexican-inspired dip.

For the Seven-Layer Dip recipe, click here.

The Olive Garden spinach and artichoke dip is a thing of legends. While it's no longer available at the restaurant itself, you can recreate it at home and make your guests very, very happy.

For Olive Garden's Spinach and Artichoke Dip recipe, click here.

If we really need to say why you need scrumptious, homemade chicken wings at your Super Bowl party, we can't help you.

For The Ultimate Buffalo Wings recipe, click here.

Everyone and their mother loves garlic Parmesan wings. Do the world a favor and make them this Super Bowl, lest you be a much-maligned host.

For the Crispy Garlic Parmesan Wings recipe, click here.

If you're cooking for a crowd, you want to make sure you have a chicken wing that can appeal to people who may not like spice. These honey mustard chicken wings do just that, while still being packed full of flavor.

For the Honey Mustard Chicken Wings recipe, click here.

You're going to be cooking up a storm this Super Bowl Sunday, so save yourself some dishes and make all of your wings with this Asian-inspired recipe. It only requires one pot, after all!

For the One-Pot Sticky Chicken Wings recipe, click here.

A peanut sauce on your wings may sound crazy, but it's seriously salty, sweet and truly addictive.

For the Thai Peanut Chicken Wings recipe, click here.

In a menu as jam-packed as a Super Bowl party, serving full cheeseburgers is a lot to ask for. These sliders will fulfill your need for salty, cheesy burgers without ruining your appetite.

For the Bacon and Blue Cheese Sliders recipe, click here.

A beautiful, light beer batter helps to make these homemade corn dogs crispy on the outside and oh-so-fluffy and flavorful on the inside. These will blow frozen corn dogs out of the water.

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

Beer is necessary for every Super Bowl party, not just because you need to drink it, but because you need to braise your bratwurst in it for this sensational sandwich.

For the Beer-Braised Bratwurst Sandwich With Slaw recipe, click here.

Is there any food more fitting for a football-themed party than a pizza shaped like a pigskin? Skip takeout and make these festive pizzas instead.

For the Football Pizza recipe, click here.

Who doesn't want to have a Super Bowl party like Guy Fieri? Channel the mayor of Flavortown with this chili that's as big and bold as a linebacker.

For Guy Fieri's Texas Chili recipe, click here.

You may not actually be at the big game, but you can feel like you're in the middle of the action with a hot dog and this homemade onion sauce.

For the Hot Dog With Onion Sauce recipe, click here.

A dry rub can make or break your ribs. So make your ribs right this Super Bowl with this superbly spiced recipe.

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

The Eagles may not always make it to the Super Bowl, but Philadelphia should always be represented on your menu with the city's most iconic sandwich, the cheesesteak.

For the Philly Cheesesteak recipe, click here.

If you don't have some barbecue cooking low and slow all day, are you even having a Super Bowl party? Serve on some soft, pillowy potato buns with some pickles and you have a real touchdown.

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

White barbecue sauce? Yes, it's a tangy, tomato-free sauce originally from Alabama. Who knew?! If you're looking to shake up your game day chicken, this is a great place to start.

For the Smoky Chicken With White Barbecue Sauce recipe, click here.

You're going to be busy on game day, so let your slow cooker do the work with this delicious and deceptively healthy white chicken chili recipe.

For the White Chicken Chili recipe, click here.

Ooey, gooey brownies all made in one blender. Sunflower seeds and coarsely-chopped nuts add the perfect crunch to help balance out all the dark chocolate deliciousness in this recipe.

For the Flourless Blender Brownies recipe, click here.

We love a themed dessert, and these football-shaped no-bake cookies couldn't be more festive!

For the Football Scotcheroo recipe, click here.

Every good watch party needs a bowl of popcorn, even the Super Bowl. If you're looking to add a little sweetness to your menu, there couldn't be an easier way!

For the Peanut Butter Pretzel Caramel Popcorn recipe, click here.

These bright colorful cookies are loaded with sprinkles. Consider using the teams' colors to make your party on-theme.

For the Vanilla Bean Confetti Cookies recipe, click here.

Who doesn't love a cheesecake? These white chocolate-raspberry cheesecake bars are the perfect small, sweet and decadent bite. After you're done with these you'll be ready for another round of meat-packed Super Bowl party recipes.

For the White Chocolate-Raspberry Cheesecake Bars recipe, click here.

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