Whether you like the game or not, the Super Bowl is an excuse to get together, eat some junk food, maybe have a beer or seven. I'm not hosting, but this is what I'm bringing.

I`l be having: A round of golf in the morning.

Shrimp
chicken wings
some veges.
chips with dip
Deer bologna
(NY Sharp Barrel) cheese freshly cut
BEER lots of Beer

I`ll be at my sons house in Myrtel Beach

Nice, Mcgee. Sounds like a great day.

i make the same, but omit the cream of mushroom.

i'm making homemade wings... lots of them.

Hot Buffalo Chicken Dip Ingredients
4 Boneless skinless chicken breast shredded with 2 forks
1/2 cup Celery chopped
16 oz Cream cheese (2 blocks)
8 ounces Sharp cheddar cheese or monterey jack, or combo thereof
16 oz Ranch dressing bottle
16 bottle Frank's Hot Sauce (1 whole bottle) - I usually only use 1/2.

Instructions for Hot Buffalo Chicken Dip
Cook chicken & shred.
Put all in crock pot & put on high.
When all is melted, serve w/tortilla chips! & Beer.

AND YES, I am hosting the party.

Here: www.kraftfoods.com

from someone who hates football. enjoy. and remember: it's just a game. stay calm.

Who's playing?? I'm not a football fan either, but I'll make some stuff (SMan's recipe is on my list now!!) and have some teens over. Gotta do wings, that's a given.

Now, when is the Superbowl exactly??

PS. McGee, I just had deer bologna this past weekend for the first time. Man, it was good!

Super Bowl? What's that?
Great commercials though...

I do love all the menu ideas, please continue. I have pen at hand and will take notes. Love fun snack ideas for get togethers w/ family & friends.

Date: February 3, 2008
Kick-off: 6:30 p.m. EST
Network: FOX
Radio: Westwood One
Home Team: New England Patriots
Away Team: New York Giants
Halftime Performance: Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
Referee: Mike Carey

Oh, thanks! That's sooner than I thought.

Tom Petty is #2 son's favorite. He should like that!

burn - the cream of mushroom keeps the cheese more "fluid" and it doesn't get so gummy. I LOVE wings, but I can never get them to turn out right at home, so I've made them strictly a dining out treat.

tx - I had that at a cookout over the summer and have unsuccessfully been trying to get my co-worker who made it to remember to bring me the recipe. Thanks!

My plan of action is as follows, step 1, fill the cooler full of beer. Step 2; visit every friend’s house that is hosting a gathering. Step 3, eat whatever is free… you can’t be picky about menu selections when you are party hopping. ;o)

It's just another Sunday to me because of the teams in it. I will watch replays and commericals online afterwards and hear all about it Monday at work. LOL I will cheer for the Giants but I wont be watching.

I'm hoping to be at home. I have work and school the next day.

I did have a night of learning football with my boyfriend though. I understand it now, though it's still not very interesting. There's this argument we have though...I'll post it in sports I guess.

Heather... ask your boyfriend to take you to a chick flick at the movies when the superbowl is on... that'll show how much he thinks of you.



football.. blahhh... I'll catch all the commercials on some web site the next day.

But all those people interested in the Super Bowl, have a great time and enjoy! Just be careful driving home afterwards.

Yoss, this is the same guy I've been dating for years, on and off...there are no tests of what he thinks of me left. They are well established. I might be able to divert his attention from the Super Bowl if I said, "I have tix to next year's Super Bowl." And only if I said it loudly right in his ear...twice. He just played golf yesterday, in the rain and cold.

Come on, you non-football watchers must still have some good junk party food recipes laying around.

My dip was the hit of the party. I used 2% Velveeta and deer burger to bring the fat and calorie content down to a manageable level. I did have a little bit of hot sausage ground up in it also to give a little kick. Next time I make it, I might add a little more picante sauce.