Super Bowl: What are you eating?

[Telemark]

I made some steak tips with mushrooms and onions and a tomato/red wine sauce, all over egg noodles. Not too inspired but it did the job.

[That_Don_Guy]

I usually don’t “snack” during a football game - not even the Super Bowl. However, because of the 3:30 PM local time kickoff, I did eat dinner during the halftime show - some leftover pizza. Well, if you count cheese, pepperoni, sausage, and a little tomato sauce with some garlic powder mixed in on top of a “spinach crust” (run 2 cups of spinach, 1/2 cup of mozzarella cheese, and an egg through a food processor) which, in turn, is on top of a cauliflower crust (I buy the premade kind), as “pizza.” Actually, it’s pretty good, and definitely low-carb compared to the “real” pizza crust kind.

[Chronos]

Sloppy joes, meatballs, baked beans, mac and cheese, pizza, hot pretzel bites with cheeze sauce, veggies and dip, and assorted chips. For dessert, my uncle’s cheesecake, Rice Krispy treats, chocolate-chip cookies, cream puffs, and peanut-butter buckeyes.

[janis_and_c0]

@Chisquirrel

As we’re beating to death who everyone is cheering for and gearing up for discussing the commercials, it’s time to deal with the OTHER important part of the “Big Game” - what everyone is eating!

My Super Bowl party “group” is generally a relatively low-key affair with maybe half a dozen people, but we eat well. It’s my turn to host, and I always enjoy cooking for others. This year, with no obvious themes like Philly cheesesteaks readily available, I’ve turned to comfort food. We’re talking sloppy joes, artery-clogging mac and cheese, lil’ smokie casserole, and s’more nachos. My dietician can jump off a bridge, it’s a month’s worth of cheat days rolled in to one.

Whatchu makin’?

UM, S’more Nachos?? Recipe please?!