If you're going to be parked on the couch for several hours heavily invested (or not) in a sporting event, might as well have some great food to keep you company. Forget bags of chips and delivery pizza -- we're doing our game time the FOOD52 way.
Pumpkin Rugelach with Sage and Walnuts by arielleclementine
Serrano Ham and Manchego Croquetas with Smoked Pimentón Aioli by Sonali aka the Food Physician
Roasted Fennel & White Bean Dip by singing_baker
Caramelized Onion Dip by ADRIENE
Cheese Crispettes by drbabs
Korean Fried Chicken Wings by ravenouscouple
Slow Cooked Pork Tacos by merrill
Herbed Beef Skewers with Horseradish Cream by Oui, Chef 
A Bowl of Red by wssmom
Peanut Butter Cookies by merrill
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Gabriella Paiella
With an Egyptian mother, an Italian father, and a last name that sounds all too similar to a certain Spanish rice dish, I had no choice but to grow up with an adventurous palate. I technically studied anthropology in college, but found a way to incorporate food into academics as much as possible: I focused my research on food as the intersection of culture, politics, economics, and the environment. Afterwards, I moved to New York to pursue a career in writing and editing (and eating). Most importantly, I am always on the search for the perfect french fry.
Some past articles from this author you'll love:
A Vegan Dinner Party
lorinarlock
8 Game Day Drinks
3 Comments on 10 Super Football Classics:
My mother--the die-hard football fan--who has 50 yard line season tickets for the New Orleans Saints, and considers the Mannings to be her own children--will be super thrilled when I tell her that Cheese Crispettes made it to the Super Bowl menu. Thanks!!
Love these!!! Go Giants!!!
love it! thanks!
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