7 Classic Game Day Recipes for Your Super Bowl Party
Chile Con Queso
Keep tight ends tight with this lower-fat, warm and gooey Chile Con Queso dip and baked tortilla chips. Try the Chile Con Queso recipe.
Onion Rings
We can’t get enough of these crispy oven-fried onion rings. Use any seasoning blend that you have on hand to add flavor. Try the Onion Rings recipe.
Boneless Buffalo Wings
These crispy chicken wings stay crispy with only a light coating of oil—no deep-frying needed. Try the Boneless Buffalo Wings recipe.
Chocolate Crunch
This addictive sweet-salty snack of wheat cereal, pretzels and almonds is coated in bittersweet chocolate. Mmmm! Try the Chocolate Crunch recipe.
Black Bean Nacho Pizza
This recipe combines two favorite Super Bowl eats: nachos and pizza. Break out the napkins! Try the Black Bean Nacho Pizza recipe.
Jalape?o Poppers
Spicy peppers get a cooldown from the creamy bean-and-cheese filling in our healthier version of jalapeno poppers. Try the Jalape?o Poppers recipe.
Southwestern Layered Bean Dip
Plenty of black beans, salsa and chopped fresh vegetables make a delicious (and healthy!) Tex-Mex dip. Try the Southwestern Layered Bean Dip recipe
By Hilary Meyer
During the Super Bowl, while my husband is in front of the television yelling about bad play calls, I’ll be in the kitchen enjoying some of my favorite Super Bowl recipes. I’m going to make chips and dips, onion rings, jalape?o poppers and chicken wings just to name a few. Some of our recipes for these favorite snacks use an easy, mess free oven-fry technique that gives food a crispy golden crust and moist interior. It tastes like fried food, but it’s better for you. Score!
Here are recipes for favorite Super Bowl dips and snacks that won’t sack your diet.
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