Super Bowl Snacks

JACO · Feb 4, 2010

LAST EDITED ON Feb-04-10 AT 09:33AM (MST)[p]What are some of the things you guys like to snack on during the big game? My wife is determined to try some new recipes and make some junk food. Hopefully you all can give me some good ideas. We'll have the usual chips, nachos, etc., but I'm looking for some less obvious things to try.

Nocked N Loaded

coolspringoutfitters · Feb 4, 2010

We always have Jumbo Shrimp... I look forward to it every year.

CSO

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completesportsman · Feb 4, 2010

You can't go wrong with chips and salsa, its one of the usual's but its one of my favorites!

tapehoser · Feb 4, 2010

Some kind of hot wing is always on our Super Bowl menu.

We also like little smokies and corn chips with nacho cheese.

polarbear · Feb 4, 2010

We do an all weekend thing and usually have the regular chips, dips, salsa and veggies along with pulled pork, beans, chili, hot dogs, meatballs, and a ton of sweets. It is two full days of food, poker, games, fishing and general debauchery.
Eric

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Bates7 · Feb 4, 2010

Polarbear can I come to your party?

I usually slice up some elk & venison summer sausage. Slice up all kinds of cheese and serve it all up with crackers. I'll thaw out a batch of elk chili as well. Yummy!

"Vegetarians are cool. All I eat are vegetarians - except for the occasional mountain lion steak."
-Ted Nugent-

kawboy · Feb 4, 2010

No superbowl party is complete without deviled eggs. Try putting a small ammount of pickle relish in them.

Rub some dirt on it, ya sissy!

eelgrass · Feb 4, 2010

A five gallon bucket of fresh cooked Dungeness crabs along with a loaf of San Francisco Sourdough french bread, a case of Bud, and two rolls of paper towels.

Eel

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NVBighorn · Feb 4, 2010

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overton · Feb 4, 2010

I start with 1 pit roasted pig, 10 pounds of chicken wings with cajun spice and sauce, a couple of watermelons, bags of assorted chips and salsa, 3 large pepperoni pizzas, potato salad amd pecan pie. Double this amount if you have a friend over to watch the game.

eelgrass · Feb 4, 2010

Ransom, LMAO! You're sooooo California!

Eel

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overton · Feb 4, 2010

What?

polarbear · Feb 4, 2010

Bates7, sure there's always room for another!
Eel, up until our state closed out dungie season just after the first of the year we would spend the Saturday before the game crabbing and fishing. Stoopid bowl day was a seafood fest with us gorging on fresh crab, bottom fish, salmon, shrimp, clams and oysters. Man I miss those days!
Eric

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Jingow · Feb 4, 2010

Ranson, I sure hope you paid for those watermelons. You know what us good ole MM boys will do to you if you didn't.

overton · Feb 4, 2010

Jing

I grow them myself.

shedfinder · Feb 4, 2010

My sister will wrap bacon around Asparagus. Wrap One slice of bacon around each Aspargus. Put on a cookie sheet and bake in the oven until bacon is cooked.

Wiszard · Feb 4, 2010

We cut boneless/skinless chicken up in chunks and throw a slice of jalepeno pepper on top of it. Then take those two and wrap a slice of bacon around it. Secure that with a toothpick so it doesnt unwrap while BBQ'ing it. You can either eat it like that or dip it in ranch or BBQ sauce. You may need to borrow a roll of toilet paper from Eel.

Steve

eelgrass · Feb 4, 2010

That's paper towels Wiz.....paper towels.

Eel

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BuckSnort · Feb 4, 2010

Moinks and Atomic Buffalo Turds are some good finger foods...

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Model_70_Guy · Feb 6, 2010

>A five gallon bucket of fresh
>cooked Dungeness crabs along with
>a loaf of San Francisco
>Sourdough french bread, a case
>of Bud, and two rolls
>of paper towels.
>
>Eel

Hey Eel... I would be more than happy to help you with that bucket of Dungeness crabs. I hate the thought of you having to tackle all that crab by yourself. That's what friends do right?

OutdoorWriter · Feb 6, 2010

Pickled Shrimp

3 pounds of cooked, deveined med. shrimp
1 large, thinly sliced onion
1 1/4 cups salad oil
3/4 cup white vinegar
1 1/2 tsp salt
2 1/2 tsp celery seeds
3 Tbsp capers & juice
2 dashes tabasco
1 crushed clove garlic

Combine all ingredients in a bowl. Allow to marinate several hours, preferrably overnight. Remove garlic before serving. Serves 12-16.

TONY MANDILE

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