Super Bowl Party & Tailgating Recipes

With a win over the Jets, the Pittsburgh Steelers advanced to their second Super Bowl appearance in just three seasons. On Sunday, February 6, Pittsburgh will face the Green Bay Packers in Super Bowl XLV at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

Armed in black and gold Steelers gear, or green and yellow Packers gear, fan begin setting up camp for the Super Bowl either by tailgating near the stadium or by prepping for at home parties. Beer, shots, and other bevarage are served, grills, slow cookers and roasters are started, chairs are placed to mark off turf, prime spots on the sofa are "saved", Steelers flags and banners are raised, fight songs begin to blare, televisions are set up (sometimes even in the backs of SUVs or trunks of cars) - and the partying begins.

Every Tailgate Party Needs Food! Some Easy Recipes for Super Bowl Parties To help you get your party rocking, food is super important. Plenty of it and lots of variety is a must.

Sausage and Peppers
This is easy, cheap, and fast. Plus it's a good way to feed a lot of hungry people. The recipe says to cook it for several hours, but if you're in a hurry - jack up the heat and it will still be as good. You can find therecipe here: Crockpot Italian Sausage and Peppers

Irish Beef Stew
Not a traditional dish for football parties, but it should be. Made with Guinness Stougt, this stewrecipe will knock the sock off of your guests and they'll be asking for plenty. Check out the recipe:Slow Cooker Recipe: Irish Beef Stew Made with Guinness Stout

Chili
A longstanding favorite, this recipe can be whipped together in no time and allowed to cook until everybody is ready to party. Here's the recipe: Crowd Pleasing Slow Cooker Chili Recipe

Snack Food Stadium
Maybe you've heard of it - maybe not. It's a cool way to put traditional football game snack foods together in a fun looking way. Give it a glance: Creative Recipe Idea: The Great Snack Food Stadium