No, we still haven't gotten over the fact the Baltimore birds won't be in the Super Bowl this year...but we can still have fun at our party! Besides cheering on the home team, the best thing about watching the big game is the food, and this year, you can make something really amazing without too much effort. Here are five tempting treats your guests will love.
Marylanders love Old Bay, but what the heck is ube? It's a starchy purple yam with a sweet and mild flavor that might become your new fave. Combine it with the punchy spice of Old Bay in this recipe from McCormick and you might be the MVP of your party.
2. Football Cheese Ball Charcuterie
Football cookies not your vibe? How about a football made of cheese instead? Make your charcuterie dreams come true with this savory crowd-pleaser. Add the crackers, veggies, and breads that you like best to give this recipe a personalized twist.
What kind of game day party doesn't have spinach and artichoke dip? Grab some pita chips, pretzels, or corn chips and dunk them in this indulgent creation that goes heavy on the dairy and veggies.
Crab dip is a Maryland art form, and your reputation at a Maryland football party depends on making it well! Don't skimp on the real crab meat, and add plenty of Old Bay -- follow those rules, and you'll have a crab dip that'll make up for the lack of Baltimore in the big game.
5. Honey Garlic Crockpot Meatballs
Sweet, savory, sour, and a little bit garlicky too? Sign us up. If you're looking to feed a bunch of people without a lot of fuss, this is the perfect dish -- just mix together the ingredients, pour it all into the crockpot, and wait a few hours for savory game day perfection.