Cooking Addict

Now that football season is coming to a close, it’s time for the biggest blowout of the season. Superbowl Sunday is the day when men and women all over America get ready to down some brewskys, and chow down on some appetizers and snacks, while they watch the final game of the season on ideally, a big screen TV.

What to Serve

Guys will choose to attend a Superbowl party depending upon what will be served. If you want the guys to gather at your house on Super Sunday, then be sure you have plenty of delicious food for them to pick on. Most people go for the big hero, hot wings and chips and dip. You can be different and serve up some fall off the bone ribs, chili and some tasty finger foods such as manly Mexican bites, sausage stuffed mushrooms or marinated olives.

Beverages

Getting a keg of beer is probably the most economical choice of beverages along with an assortment of soft drinks for those who don’t imbibe. You may think that making blender drinks is a good idea, but think of the mess that will be left in the kitchen after the guests have all gone home. Try to keep the beverages simple. If you want, besides the beer and soft drinks, you can buy a bottle or two of wine to keep the ladies happy.

The Set Up

Invest in a few plastic coolers to keep the beverages cold. You can also think about setting up two televisions; one for the real football fans, and one for the social guest who is only there for the food, drink and camaraderie. Have chafing dishes or Bunsen burners to ensure that the food stays hot throughout the game. Be sure you have enough paper goods and seating for all the guests.

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