Super Bowl Party Food and Recipes

The quest for the best nacho continues. Try this deep dip and feel free to challenge it with your own favorite recipe. We'd love to see your own version in our comments.

The Mojito Mayo Dip, with its "cocktail" theme, is a big hit at home parties, and a sure bet to score extra points at a tailgating event.

Black beans and corn add substance to this spicy salsa.

Courtesy of: Amy Berman, Executive Pastry Chef & Co-Owner of Vanilla Bake ShopDon't forget the Guiness Buttercream Frosting!

Courtesy of: Amy Berman, Executive Pastry Chef & Co-Owner of Vanilla Bake Shop

Guests will cheer for this filling main dish that satisfies even the biggest appetites.

No Super Bowl party is complete without chicken wings! This recipe adds kick to a classic.Serves: 72 appetizersCook Time: 15 Minute(s) 

Enjoy these burgers with Touchdown Thai Mayonnaise, lettuce and a sliced beefsteak tomato on a toasted sesame bun.

The Baked Vidalia Onion Dip is extremely easy to prepare, and guests always appreciate a warm and toasty snack.

These treats are delicious and adorable decorated with football picks.

Wow, is it cold outside! This time of the year makes me crave hearty comfort food and this recipe always satisfies. Filled with a traditional chicken or turkey mixture, these pot pies go from a last minute microwave dinner to a fresh, sophisticated finger food for your party.

Easy to make and so yummy! This twist on a classic dish is always a big hit at our events so why not whip some of your own up?

At my Super Bowl party I'll be serving a traditional favorite with a twist on presentation. Yes, you guessed it the pig in the blanket.

I am trying not to think too much about all of the super bowl type food right now. I am trying to eat healthy and in moderation (of course I am - it is still January) and I love all of the chili cheese dog, hot wings, nacho type of food that is standard super bowl style grub. What I plan to do is make a few of my favorite dishes healthier. For example a quick, easy, and delish dip is Chili Cheese Dip.

One of my signature One Pot Meals is Twice Drunken Chili – a game-day favorite of my family. Made with Mexican ale and a dash (…or ten) of my secret ingredient Thai Chili-Infused Tequila, you know where it gets its colorful name! There is a little prep time needed outside of tenderizing the beef in a beer marinade and chopping the vegetables.