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Garlic Chicken Wings

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CM Chicken Menu: Unforgettable Crispy Delights Await

Introduction Wanting to make some delicious fried CM chicken Menu that’s crispy, tender and oh so juicy? If one is craving mouth watering chicken meals then he or she should really stop and take a loom at CM Chicken! This fried chicken restaurant provides a Korean style and has revolutionized how fried chicken is eaten, offering different flavors in every piece. Ever had CM Chicken food fancies?…

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Dry-Rub Air-Fried Chicken Wings Recipe Dry-rub chicken wings are seasoned with a Memphis-style blend of spices, then cooked in an air fryer in this simple, tasty small batch recipe for two.

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Meat and Poultry - Oven-Fried Chicken Wings Recipe These oven-fried chicken wings with a crispy Parmesan cheese crumb coating are tender and juicy inside. Sure to please your pickiest eaters!

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Recipe for Oven-Fried Chicken Wings

These oven-fried chicken wings with a crispy Parmesan cheese crumb coating are tender and juicy inside. Sure to please your pickiest eaters!

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Avatar the Official Cookbook of Pandora (Recipe Masterlist)

I have finally gotten my hands on the cookbook. So there are four chapters, I will start posting them, but with what should i start?

Further down there's the list of recipes, if somone wants a specific one, write it down in the comments.

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10th Recipe -> HUNTERS’ TRAIL MIX: Here

11th Recipe -> HARMONY SALAD: Here

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1st Recipe -> FRONTIER PANCAKES: Here

2nd Recipe -> WARRIOR "WINGS": Here

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10th Recipe -> BASE CAMP BAKED PASTA: Here

11th Recipe -> COMMAND CENTER CHIPS AND DIP: Here

12th Recipe -> SKIPPER STEW: Here

13th Recipe -> INTERSTELLAR SOUP: Here

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1st Recipe -> SMOKED TROUT ROLLS: Here

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1st Recipe -> HALLELUJAH CELEBRATION CAKE: Here

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10th Recipe -> SANCTUARY STEW: Here

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I would be tickled to death when my grandbabies ask me to make my dipping sauce for chicken tenders, wings, their saucy fries, and fried anything really, even for fresh veggies ( my favorite is broccoli and carrots).

So I decided, now that I'm in my 90s, I better leave my children, children, children, and now the world a cookbook. This is a simple dipping sauce recipe that's been in my family year's.

Throughout the years I upgraded my recipe to here is the newest recipe:



1 cup mayonnaise

1/4 cup chili sauce ( Heinz)

1 tsp Dijon mustard

1/4 cup ketchup

1 tsp garlic powder

1 tsp onion powder

2 1/2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce

1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper

1/2 teaspoon Tabasco sauce

1/4 cup olive oil

Juice of one lemon



Mix all ingredients well and store in refrigerator overnight.

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hi!!! i was wondering if you had any tips for going into a cal deficit for someone that really enjoys food for its flavor? do you have any flavorful low cal meals/snacks? this is my biggest struggle because all the enjoyable food i eat is very high in calories :/

Heey! I totally get your struggle lol. Here are some things you can do:

Have alternatives that are lower in calories

(kinda obvious and boring, I know, but let's start here)

Try switching to zero calorie drinks, light versions of sauces, 0% or low fat milk, yoghurts, sweeteners, eggs to egg whites (or mix both), fried food to baked food, fatty meat to lean meat etc. Whatever that's going to be similar but lower in calories.

Examples:

Craving a Big Mac? You can make a Big Mac salad. You know there's lettuce, onions and pickles in your regular Big Mac, so make it the base of your salad. Make a low calorie version of Big Mac sauce (like you can get light mayonnaise instead of regular one and mix it with a 0% fat yoghurt). There are some really good recipes online.

Craving fries? Have them baked instead of deep fried, so they are lower in calories, but still taste nice with some ketchup.

Search for low calorie recipes like soups and salads that include herbs, spices and flavourful food that is low in calories like mushrooms, onions, pickles, garlic, ginger, kimchi etc.

Mix your favourite food that is high in calories with food that is really low in calories

Examples:

Craving fried chicken? Have 2 wings instead of 5, with a salad on the side or just cut the meat and mix it with a salad. Have a bite of the thing you like, have some salad, repeat. It's still enjoyable and you end up being full.

Craving a strawberry shake? Get a small one (or share it with someone) and have water on the side. Drink some of your shake, drink some water, repeat. It's going to make you full and water seems to taste better after having a taste of sugar too lol

...or just drink as much water/tea as you can before having a meal

It's easier to enjoy a small portion of your favourite food when feeling full. Also try to chew it slowly so you can really focus on the taste.

Now, these might not be the best advices, but really helped me when desperate:

Just chew your food and spit it out. Might take some practice to resist the urge to swallow (lol I can't) but this actually saved my ass from binges many times when I felt this urgent need to stuff my face with food asap, yk.

Eat some salt/hot spices/hot sauce. This one helped me to resist cravings for salty/fried food. I'd even carry around a small bottle of hot sauce or this soup sachet from instant noodles when I was going out and had a hard time resisting cravings lol.

Anyway-

I hope it's going to get easier for you soon. Good luck!

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Celebrating Fried Chicken

The first time that I tried it was in the early 70s at the McCrory's department store in old Downtown Miami when it was alive with people. I remember that the ladies that worked the cafeteria counter would display the pieces of fried chicken inside two large metal containers behind a glass. At lunch time, they would have to keep frying chicken so they wouldn't run out, and I couldn't get enough.

There's something special about the pleasantness felt when eating fried chicken, especially on a lazy Sunday afternoon in some small town USA while sipping some corn (Bourbon.) There's a gas station in Camden, Alabama where I hunt which makes one of the best I have ever tried, but here is my own recipe.

I quarter a whole chicken first and then cut the thighs and breasts in half. I place all the pieces including legs, wings, and the halfed breasts and thighs in a large bowl and sprinkle them with salt, ground black pepper, garlic powder, and some paprika. I then pour a beaten egg into the chicken and using my hands, rub everything together.

In a separate bowl, pour a package of seasoned flour, and in a deep steel pot heat some canola or vegetable oil. Once the oil begins to smoke, pass one piece of chicken at a time through the flour bowl, shaking off excess flour and carefully place them in the hot oil. Once the chicken begins to fry, control the temperature of the oil to a slow rolling fry in order to not burn the chicken on the outside, and so it will be cooked on the inside. Cook each batch for 20 minutes turning the chicken pieces over half way through. Once the chicken is cooked, place them in an aluminum tray that has been lined with paper towels and let the chicken rest at room temperature for at least 30 minutes before eating it, enjoy!

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Roast Chicken (1 spoon)

That thing I reblogged the other day about how a roast is basically perfect spoonie food is entirely right. It’s fairly simple - just involves a bit of seasoning and sticking something in the oven for awhile while you do something else. It makes a lot of food all at once, so you don’t have to cook again for awhile. Best of all, the leftovers can be used in all sorts of ways, not just as A Roast Dinner. Sandwich fillings is one of the most common ones, but the meat from a roast can also go into risotto, student alfredo (or whatever Hoover stew equivalent we’re going with), fried rice, paella, basically nearly anything you like. Plus, while the initial outlay is a bit of sticker shock, given how much you can get out of a roast means you’re probably spending less money for more food, especially since you can get away with using cheaper cuts of meat if you’re slow-roasting.

The first thing I learned to roast myself was whole chicken. As with everything else, there are as many ways to roast a chicken as there are people, so I’ll provide the basics for how I do it, and a lot of notes.

Here’s what you’ll need:

1 whole chicken

1 tbsp vegetable oil (or garlic puree)

1 tbsp salt (other spices optional)

Fruit / vegetables / herbs for stuffing (see notes)

While stuffing’s generally seen as a side dish, that can be baked in the oven separately, rather than necessarily in the bird. The main point of stuffing is to keep the meat moist and juicy, so whatever you’re putting into the cavity should have a fairly high water content. Onion and garlic are my go-to items, along with a few sprigs of fresh sage and thyme and rosemary from my balcony garden, but you can also add celery or carrots or whatever other vegetable you like. Or fruit, even - it’ll give the chicken some interesting flavour, depending on what you’re going for. I normally go with citrus - lemon or orange - but apple also works very well. So it all depends on what kind of flavour you’d like your chicken to pick up. My favourite is still one small onion (quartered), 3 cloves garlic, one small orange (quartered) and the sage / thyme / rosemary above.

Incidentally, the salt’s important because it and the oil will help get the skin nice and crispy. I use the garlic puree because it’s oil-base and gives the skin some extra flavour, though I also generally add a bit of pepper, some paprika, a little bit of celery salt ... whatever spices I’m feeling at the time.

Here’s what you do:

Pre-heat oven to 390 F (200 C; fan assist 180 C, gas mark 6)

Rub your chicken lightly with the oil or garlic puree and add spice to taste; let stand for at least 20 minutes. While you wait, stuff your chicken with the vegetables, fruits, and / or herbs.

Cook chicken for 20 minutes per pound, plus an extra 10-20 minutes; until the juices run clear (meat thermometer placed into the thickest part of the thigh should read about 82 C / 180 F)

For crispier skin, turn up the heat to 425 F (220 C, fan assist 200 C, gas mark 7) for the last 15 minutes or so.

Let rest 20 minutes or so before carving

Again, there’s very little about this recipe that needs changing to make it easier. My only recommendation is lining the bottom of your roasting tin with tin foil because it’s easier to throw away a piece of tin foil than it is to scrub out a roasting tin. I’m pretty sure that doing that wouldn’t interfere if you’re using the juices for gravy, but since that’s a little too much faffing and stirring for me, I couldn’t tell you. I just use the gluten-free granules from the supermarket if I want gravy.

So there you have it - meals for almost a week out of a couple of hours’ mostly non-effort. When I do chicken, I tend to have the leg quarters as meals, save the wings for snacks, carve the breasts for use in risotto or fried rice or sandwiches, and then boil the remains for stock, particularly now that I’m making risotto and soup more often. So you can get an awful lot of value out of a good-sized chicken, especially if you have a big enough pot to boil up a good amount of stock. It’s also fun to experiment with what you use to stuff the cavity and spice the skin, so there’s endless variety to be had.

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National Hot Sauce Day

Tingle your tastebuds with this spicy condiment, sample sauces from all over the world or challenge your friends to try the hotter varieties.

Are you more of a Tabasco person, or are the spicy chili peppers of Southeast Asia the ones that get your mouth watering? Should hotness be combined with salty flavors or rather sweet ones? Whatever you believe and whatever your preferences, if you are one of those people who feels that “spicy” is never quite spicy enough, National Hot Sauce Day is the perfect day for you!

History of National Hot Sauce Day

Humans started using chili peppers and other such spices thousands of years ago, with many historians believing that chili peppers were one of the earliest plants harvested by humans. Back in this era, historians believe the recipe was a simple mixture of peppers and water mixed into a liquid or thick paste.

In South and Central America, there is evidence of chili peppers being used for cooking as early as 6,000 years ago, but they did not reach Europe until the 16th century when Portuguese and Spanish explorers began sending all sorts of unusual foods from the New World back home.

The first hot sauce to be available in a bottle appeared in shops in the state of Massachusetts in the year 1807, and then suddenly, hot sauce was everywhere and being added to everything. Tabasco sauce is one of the earliest brands to have come into existence that still exists today, being bottled and sold for the first time in 1868.

Today’s recipes contain a wide variety of peppers, and many food enthusiasts argue passionately about which pepper makes the best sauce. Some of the most commonly used peppers are jalapeños, reapers, Thai chilies, cayenne peppers, serranos, and ghost peppers. The hottest pepper in the world is often considered to be the Carolina Reaper, with a Scoville rating of 2,000,000 (the average jalapeno pepper ranking at only 3,500 Scoville Heat Units)!

National Hot Sauce Day Timeline

1492

Explorers to the New World experience chiles

It is believed that Christopher Columbus may be one of the first explorers from Europe to taste chiles. He names them “peppers” because of their spicy flavor that is similar to the black peppercorns he was looking for.

1807

Hot Sauce first appears in America

In the north eastern state of Massachusetts, newspaper advertisements show that hot sauce appears on the market around this time and is sold as “cayenne sauce”.

1868

Tabasco Pepper Sauce is first created

Edmund McIlhenny feels that the diet of southerners in the US is a bit bland, so he plants a crop of commercial peppers and creates his classic Tabasco pepper hot sauce.

1964

Buffalo Wings are invented

One of the quintessential carriers for spicy, peppery sauce, Buffalo Wings take shape in Buffalo, New York when a restaurant owner makes a late night snack for her son and his friends. The restaurant owner’s son and the hot sauce supplier later go on the road together, promoting the use of hot sauce on fried chicken wings.

1980

Sriracha Sauce hits the market

A refugee from Vietnam, David Tran, starts a company in California and names his hot sauce after a city in Thailand: Sri Racha. The sauce contains not only chili peppers but also other ingredients such as garlic and sugar. The hot sauce becomes almost an instant hit.

An Important Distinction

While a real hot sauce lover will know the answer to this question immediately, you may not. Is hot sauce and sriracha the same thing? Many recipes use them interchangeably, but to be a spicy food fan, it is important to know the difference!

Hot sauce and sriracha, while being used in the same way, are usually not considered to be the same thing. The most noticeable difference between the two is the texture, with the hot sauce being more of a liquid and sriracha being a thicker paste. However, there are more subtle differences that separate the two.

According to most chefs, the flavor profiles are distinct from each other, with sriracha containing additions of sugars and garlic, while also being less spicy in many ways. However, even with its differences, many still agree that you can enjoy sriracha in the same ways.

How to Celebrate National Hot Sauce Day

Tongue-burning food-lovers unite! National Hot Sauce Day is the perfect excuse to enjoy the feeling of fire in your mouth all day long. The best way to celebrate this smoking hot holiday is to get together with like-minded people who aren’t afraid of a little spice. Spend the afternoon sampling different hot sauces from all over the world.

According to a survey in 2014, the world’s ten best hot sauces are:

10. Valentina Salsa Picante: This sweet and sour hot sauce has a citrusy tang to it. Made in Mexico, this sauce is sure to add a kick to your meal.

9. Texas Pete: This sauce was made by accident at a little family-run restaurant in 1929 and is a bit weaker than most Louisiana-style sauces. Most commonly seen in American restaurants alongside Tabasco, Texas Pete is a staple.

8. Tabasco: This is a classic, there’s no doubt about it. It contains more vinegar than other hot sauces tend to, adding a punchy kick full of flavor for any meal.

7. Tapatio: This hot sauce is also a bit sweet, with a distinct garlicky flavor. Tapatio is often enjoyed in Bloody Mary drinks as well.

6. Louisiana Hot Sauce Original: This is Louisiana’s number one hot sauce, and we all know those Cajuns know a thing or two about spice.

5. Huy Fong Chili Garlic: Long story short, this stuff is thick, hot, garlicky, and delicious.

4. Frank’s Red Hot: This is the main ingredient in buffalo wing sauce. ‘Nuff said.

3. Crystal: People from Louisiana (yes, Louisiana again) swear by this stuff.

2. Cholula: This delightfully hot Mexican sauce is made from pequin peppers that are 7 times hotter than jalapenos.

1. Huy Fong Sriracha: It’s no wonder the fame of this sauce reaches far and wide. It’s spicy, salty, and seems to go well with almost everything. This is definitely a favorite the world over.

For the avid hot sauce lover in your life, consider a gift they’ll never forget, a hot sauce sampler gift. These contain a variety of themed or regular hot sauce bottles from around the world. For the most daring of taste testers, grab a few friends, and try out the Hot Sauce Pain Challenge: a set that ranges in levels from mild to severe heat. For those who are craftier, consider buying a hot sauce-making kit, a perfect family or friend activity that results in a delicious and spicy outcome.

So, what are you waiting for? Get a few friends together, buy lots of milk to wash these sauces down, and let the sampling begin! And if you’re feeling guilty about doing this to your poor stomach: don’t. Spicy foods fight bacteria and can help speed up your metabolism, so if you only do this every now and then, think of it as doing your body a favor.

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What are your favorite air fryer recipes, please?

Hello! Sorry it took a while to answer, today was very busy :)

I don't really have recipes specific for using an air fryer. I cook a lot of things in it that I would normally use the oven for, and I've learned to tweak the time and temperature to not burn things or dry them out. I love using it in the summer when it's too hot to cook with the oven, but I'd still like some baked chicken or roasted carrots. It takes a lot of trial and error to figure out the right settings lol

Sunday I made garlic pasta with chicken and broccoli, and I cooked the chicken thighs and broccoli together in the air fryer while I boiled the noodles. I chopped them both up into bite sized pieces and gave them a light toss in olive oil, then I cooked the chicken for 4 minutes on fry at 350F, and then added the broccoli for another 6 minutes. The chicken was cooked through and a little crispy in spots, and the broccoli was the perfect level of still a little bit crunchy with the added flavor of being fried in a wok. Then I tossed it all into some whole wheat spaghetti noodles with some garlic, some salt, some oregano, and a whole bunch of parmesan cheese. Altogether it took me less than half an hour.

That was as fancy as I get tho.... lots of times it's fries, corn dogs, biscuits, hot wings... lol

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Juicy and Crispy Fried Turkey Wings

Fried turkey wings are a delicious and flavorful twist on the traditional roasted turkey. To make fried turkey wings, the wings are first marinated in a mixture of spices and seasonings to infuse them with flavor. The wings are then coated in a mixture of flour and breadcrumbs and deep-fried in hot oil until they are golden brown and crispy.

The result is a tender, juicy wing with a crunchy exterior that is perfect for snacking or as a part of a larger meal. Fried turkey wings are a popular dish at many BBQs and gatherings, and can be served with a variety of dipping sauces for added flavor.

So let's know without any delay how to make fried turkey wings in deep fry at home.

Fried Turkey Wings Seasoning and Ingredients:

4 turkey wings 2 cups of buttermilk 1 cup of all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon of garlic powder 1 teaspoon of paprika 1 teaspoon of onion powder 1 teaspoon of salt 1 teaspoon of black pepper Vegetable oil, for frying

Fried Turkey Wings Cooking Time:

Fry the wings for 10-12 minutes, or until they are golden brown and the internal temperature reaches at least 165°F. Use a thermometer to check the temperature, as undercooked turkey can be unsafe to eat.

Step By Step Instructions:

Step 1:

In a large bowl, combine the buttermilk, garlic powder, paprika, onion powder, salt, and pepper. Add the turkey wings to the bowl and toss to coat. Cover the bowl and refrigerate for up to 24 hours or at least for 2 hours.

Step 2:

Heat about 3 inches of vegetable oil in a deep, heavy-bottomed pot or a deep fryer to 350°F.

Step 3:

In a separate bowl, mix together the flour, garlic powder, paprika, onion powder, salt, and pepper.

Step 4:

Remove the turkey wings from the buttermilk mixture and coat them in the flour mixture.

Step 5:

Carefully add the coated wings to the hot oil, a few at a time, and fry for about 10-12 minutes, or until the wings are golden brown and crispy.

Step 6:

Remove the wings from the oil using a slotted spoon or a pair of tongs and transfer them to a paper towel-lined plate to drain.

Step 7:

Repeat the process with the remaining wings.

Step 8:

Serve the fried turkey wings hot, with your favorite dipping sauces or a side of your choice.

Important Tip For Fried Turkey Wings:

It's important to use a thermometer to ensure that the oil is at the correct temperature. If the oil is too hot, the wings will burn; if it's not hot enough, the wings will be soggy and greasy.

Fried Turkey Wings Calories:

The exact number of calories in fried turkey wings will depend on the size of the wings, the ingredients used to season and coat the wings, and the cooking method. However, as a general rule, fried foods are typically high in calories because they are cooked in oil, which adds additional fat and calories to the dish.

Here is a rough estimate of the number of calories in fried turkey wings based on a serving size of 3.5 ounces (100 grams), which is about the size of a small turkey wing:

Fried turkey wings with a breaded coating: Approximately 300-400 calories per serving

Fried turkey wings with a battered coating: Approximately 350-450 calories per serving

Fried turkey wings with a plain (uncoated) seasoning: Approximately 200-300 calories per serving

Keep in mind that these estimates are rough and the actual number of calories in your fried turkey wings may vary. It is always a good idea to check the nutrition information of the specific product or recipe you are using to get a more accurate idea of the calorie content.

Hope you have liked this recipe of easy fried turkey wings, if you have liked it, then do tell by commenting.

Also Read: Jerk Chicken Pasta Recipe - Quick and Easy 6 Steps Thank You.

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Entertaining & Parties Game Day Food Ideas

85 Super Bowl Appetizers The Whole Team Will Love

Everyone can unite over winning apps!

by CAMILLE LOWDER

UPDATED: JAN 18, 2023

buffalo chicken blooming quesadilla ringPHOTO: RACHEL VANNI; FOOD STYLING: BROOKE CAISON

One of our favorite parts about the Super Bowl (Feb. 12, 2023) is how it can bring people together, united over one common goal—watching Rihanna in the halftime show. 😉 We jest, obviously we’re talking about the food! Whether you’re in it for the sports, the wild commercials, the Puppy Bowl, or the halftime show, everyone can unite over some winning apps for Super Bowl LVII. We have all the classics, like next-level wings, dips, and sliders, plus some show-stoppers like pull-apart breads and football-themed desserts.

There’s really something for everyone, from last-minute party throwers to hosts with the most. Short on time? Throw some chips or crackers in a bowl, serve next to an epic dip like our Nashville hot chicken dip or our football field dip, and call it a day. Looking for something a little easier? Homemade guacamole is always a hit, and nacho cheese is a classic for a reason. Looking to impress? Our sloppy Joe cups, our cheeseburger tot sliders, and our shrimp tostada bites are the perfect intersection between classy and game day. Want to really wow your crowd? Put our pull-apart spinach-artichoke football, our blooming quesadilla ring, or our football field dip in the middle of your app table and watch people lose their minds.

Sometimes all it takes for an incredible party spread is to change up the flavors of old standbys. We love Buffalo wing sauce as much as the next person, but were happily blown away by the flavor of our Taiwanese popcorn chicken, our honey-garlic cauliflower, and our ranch wings too. We almost couldn’t believe it, but grape jelly does truly elevate meatballs. And turns out, you can put anything in an egg roll—like Reuben sandwich-, meatball sub-, or cheesesteak-inspired fillings—for the perfect party appetizer.

No matter who you’re cheering for this Super Bowl, these apps will start the day off right—and keep everyone happy right up to the last play. For more game day inspiration, check out our favorite Super Bowl snacks, our top game day desserts, and our best-ever Super Bowl drinks too.

philly cheesesteak slidersPHOTO: KATE JORDAN; FOOD STYLING: MAKINZE GORE

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Philly Cheesesteak Sliders

These sliders are like your favorite iconic Philly cheesesteak, made miniature so you can share (or eat more than one!).

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Classic Buffalo Wings

To save time (and avoid missing the game!), skip the fried wings this year and make these baked Buffalo wings instead. They're so much easier while still giving you a deliciously crispy, saucy, and caramelized result.

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pullapart spinachartichoke footballPHOTO: KATE JORDAN; FOOD STYLING: MAKINZE GORE

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Pull-Apart Spinach-Artichoke Football

Who wouldn't want a cheesy spinach-artichoke dip encased in pizza dough that's also shaped like a football?!?

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loaded nachos with pepperoncini, bacon and cheesePHOTO: LUCY SCHAEFFER; FOOD STYLING: MAKINZE GORE

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Loaded Fries

You could just have normal, plain old fries. You could even have double-fried fries. But in our minds, when you really want to make yourself some fried spuds that are extra special, you have to make these loaded fries.

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football field decorated layered dip with refried beans, sour cream, pico de gallo, guacamole, and quesoPHOTO: ERIK BERNSTEIN; FOOD STYLING: BROOKE CAISON

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Football Field Dip

Hut, hut, DIP! The Super Bowl is upon us, and this dip is the fuel you need to cheer on your favorite team. Dipping into this edible football field will reveal layers of all of your favorite (store-bought!) dips, spreads, and sauces packed into one adorable dish.

Get the Football Field Dip recipe.

sloppy joe cupsPHOTO: RACHEL VANNI; FOOD STYLING: BROOKE CAISON

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Sloppy Joe Cups

Store-bought crescent dough is stuffed with our sloppy Joe recipe before being covered in gooey cheese—what more could you want? They only take a little over half an hour to come together, meaning they're the perfect comfort food for sharing at your game day celebration.

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sheet pan green chile chicken nachosANDREW BUI

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Sheet-Pan Green Chile Chicken Nachos

What’s better than a tray of cheesy chicken nachos? Four cheese chicken nachos! Don’t worry, though, a couple cans of chopped green chiles cut the richness of all that cheese. (Not that we’re complaining.) We’ll leave the toppings up to you, but we suggest The Works, aka red onion, radishes, avocado, jalapeño, cilantro, and hot sauce.

Get the Sheet-Pan Green Chile Chicken Nachos recipe.

rotel dip with tortilla chipsPHOTO: RACHEL VANNI; FOOD STYLING: FRANCESCA ZANI

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Rotel Dip

You only need 4 ingredients to make this cheesy dip—ground beef, Rotel tomatoes (with the chopped green chiles), Velveeta, and chili powder. It comes together all in one pot too, meaning less dishes!

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meatball sub egg rolls with marinara saucePHOTO: KATE JORDAN; FOOD STYLING: BROOKE CAISON

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Meatball Sub Egg Rolls

These fun little hybrids are exactly what they sound like—all of the fillings you'd find in a meatball sub loaded into an egg roll wrapper and deep-fried until golden brown, delicious, and perfect for folks who don't want their hands covered in hot marinara sauce.

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closeup of cheesesteak potato skins in a white dishBRYCE JOHNSON

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Cheesesteak Potato Skins

There isn't a more perfect party appetizer than potato skins and ones stuffed with Philly cheesesteak ingredients are even better. Watch out, your Super Bowl guests might fight over these more than the game!

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nashville hot chicken dipPHOTO: ANDREW BUI; FOOD STYLING: BARRETT WASHBURNE

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Nashville Hot Chicken Dip

Need a flavor-packed dip to really amp up your Super Bowl party? This Nashville hot chicken-inspired dip brings the heat and MORE. Beware—this is for major spice fans only.

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buffalo chicken meatballsPHOTO: ANDREW BUI; FOOD STYLING: SPENCER RICHARDS

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Buffalo Chicken Meatballs

Craving something a little more creative than your average Buffalo wings? Enter: Buffalo chicken meatballs. Ready in just 30 minutes, these meatballs are a flavor-packed app you can have ready in no time, so you don't have to miss any of the big game.

Get the Buffalo Chicken Meatballs recipe.

pull apart mini cheeseburgersPARKER FEIERBACH

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Pull-Apart Cheeseburger Sliders

Everyone loves little mini cheeseburgers, but have you ever made them? Flipping a dozen (or more) little patties is maddening. Enter: our brilliant little hack. Instead of forming each individual slider, we go pull-apart style, using a loose cooked ground beef mixture that's seasoned like a good, juicy burger.

Get the Pull-Apart Cheeseburger Sliders recipe.

skillet chili meatballsERIK BERNSTEIN

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Skillet Chili & Meatballs

This recipe combines the best of a game-day snack and the components of spicy chili into a single dish. Rather than crumbling the ground meat as in the classic dish, you'll form those same elements into perfect meatballs.

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football browniesPARKER FEIERBACH

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Football Brownies

These brownies are all about the boozy ganache, so we kept things simple and started with a boxed mix.

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buffalo chicken blooming quesadilla ringPHOTO: RACHEL VANNI; FOOD STYLING: BROOKE CAISON

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Buffalo chicken is one of our fave flavor combos ever, and this creamy, spicy technique is one of our favorite ways to serve it. It's the best, most impressive way to make quesadillas for a crowd this Super Bowl Sunday.

Get the Blooming Quesadilla Ring recipe.

pigs in a blanketETHAN CALABRESE

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Pigs In A Blanket

There's something very classic about the crescent roll dough flavor, so we tend to gravitate toward it, but puff pastry or even biscuit dough both should work here too.

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pull apart garlic bread pizza dipPARKER FEIERBACH

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Pull-Apart Garlic Bread Pizza Dip

We wanted to make sure this pizza- and-garlic-bread-inspired dip was absolutely perfect, so we tested it over and over (and over) again until it was. Make this and it'll be gone in 10 seconds flat—we can almost guarantee it.

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quesoPARKER FEIERBACH

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Best Queso Dip

For the best queso we've ever had, we used a mix of shredded American cheese and pepper Jack. The American cheese keeps it melty and creates the perfect dip consistency, while the pepper Jack adds some sharpness with a bit of extra heat. Hot tip: Always shred your own cheese for best results!

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ham cheese slidersETHAN CALABRESE

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Ham & Cheese Sliders

Classic ham and cheese is sandwiched between sweet Hawaiian rolls, all before being brushed with a homemade dressing that transforms these simple sliders into a sweet and salty dream. Make extra, these babies go fast!

Get the Ham & Cheese Sliders recipe.

meatball sub bites with marinara saucePHOTO: RACHEL VANNI; FOOD STYLING: BROOKE CAISON

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Meatball Sub Bites

The meatball sub is a hearty comfort food classic that's been long overdue for a bite-sized upgrade. Enter the meatball sub bite—a juicy herb and garlic meatball stuffed with mozzarella cheese, wrapped in crisp and chewy pizza dough, and served with spicy marinara. 😍

Get the Meatball Sub Bites recipe.

7 layer dipPARKER FEIERBACH

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Best-Ever 7-Layer Dip

This truly has everything we could ever want in a dip: refried beans, homemade guacamole, salsa, sour cream, and cheese (😍) all topped with fresh veggies for an added crunch. You'll never buy the store-bought version again after trying this homemade dip.

Get the Best-Ever 7-Layer Dip recipe.

pinwheel sandwichesPHOTO: ANDREW BUI; FOOD STYLING: MAKINZE GORE

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Pinwheel Sandwiches

These are easy to assemble, look great on a game day platter, and are ideal for a party. To make them, you'll layer flour tortillas with ranch-flavored mayonnaise, sliced cheese, deli meats, and lettuce. All that's left to do is roll them up tightly and slice. See, simple!

Get the Pinwheel Sandwiches recipe.

vegan spinach artichoke dipPHOTO: LUCY SCHAEFFER; FOOD STYLING: MAKINZE GORE

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Vegan Spinach Artichoke Dip

A creamy, cheesy spinach artichoke dip that’s completely vegan? Not possible! Oh, but it is. Vegan alternatives to cheeses and mayonnaise are thankfully much more common in most grocery stores, making one of our favorite dips and appetizers more enjoyable for everyone.

Get the Vegan Spinach Artichoke Dip recipe.

hot crab dipEMILY HLAVAC GREEN

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Hot Crab Dip

This hot crab dip is packed with melty cheese and tender, sweet crab meat that serves as the perfect opener to any game day or meal. Serve it with plenty of toasted bread or buttery crackers! Or you can do what we do and shamelessly go at it with a spoon. 😉

Get the Hot Crab Dip recipe.

reuben egg rollsETHAN CALABRESE

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Reuben Egg Rolls

Frying egg rolls can sound intimidating, but it’s definitely worth it here. (Trust us, we've tested them in the oven, and the results are way messier and sadly soggy.) Once you've got it down, try our Big Mac egg rolls next!

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garlic parm wingsETHAN CALABRESE

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Garlic-Parmesan Wings

For these easy wings, we made a simple melted butter, garlic, parsley, and Parm mixture that you combine while your wings are baking. Once the wings are done cooking, toss them in a large bowl with the sauce and serve. Easy peasy!

Get the Garlic-Parmesan Wings recipe.

sour cream onion dipANDREW BUI

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Sour Cream & Onion Dip

Letting the onions caramelize properly is key to the flavor of this dip. Going low and slow allows them to develop color while breaking down and becoming sweet and jammy. Stir them into this easy dip with some chives, and you have a simple appetizer that's crazy delicious. It will stay good in the fridge for a few days, so it's great to make ahead of time too!

Get the Sour Cream & Onion Dip recipe.

nachos supremePARKER FEIERBACH

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Nachos Supreme

In 1943, some wives of U.S. soldiers stationed at Fort Duncan in Eagle Pass, Texas, were on a shopping trip in the bordering city of Piedras Negras, Mexico. They stopped at a just-closed restaurant. Not wanting to disappoint his customers, the maître d’, Ignacio "El Nacho" Anaya, was determined to whip something up for them. He made do with what was left in the kitchen—tortillas, cheese, and pickled jalapeños—and served what would go on to be called "Nacho's especiales." TMYK!

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nacho cheesePARKER FEIERBACH

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Nacho Cheese

There is something so enticing about nacho cheese from concession stands: silky smooth, pleasantly tacky, clings to every chip, fry, and bite. Now you can make it at home anytime the craving hits.

Get the Best Nacho Cheese Dip recipe.

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