30+ Easy 2024 Super Bowl Recipes (2024)

The Best Super Bowl Recipes– If there is one thing die-hard football fans and halftime show enthusiasts can agree on, it’s that snacks on the big game day are a priority. These easy Super Bowl recipes are insanely good and add to the thrill of the day.

I don’t know about you, but Super Bowl Sunday is almost as big a deal as Thanksgiving in my family. Everyone gathers around to watch the game, hang out, and (most importantly) eat! Fortunately, entertaining in style is easy with these crowd-pleasing dishes.

I like to serve an assortment of foods for game day, from fun drinks and finger foods to tailgate classics and irresistible sweets. There’s something for everyone on this list, and I’m betting you can put together your entire Super Bowl menu here. 😅

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Super Bowl Finger Food Recipes

1. Buffalo Chicken Wings

Crispy, tender chicken wings slathered in a classic spicy Buffalo sauce are a football tradition. These Buffalo wings are baked, which makes for easier cooking and cleanup, too! Whip up a double batch to feed a crowd and watch them disappear. Don’t forget to serve some refreshinghomemade ranch dressingand/orblue cheese dressingon the side.

2. Baked Jerk Chicken Wings

If you’re feeling like something extra special, make these baked wings with jerk sauce. It’s a Caribbean treat that is remarkably tasty. They’re baked to crispy perfection, and the tropical spice rub complements the juicy, moist chicken beautifully. Serve them up with someCajun sweet potato friesandgrilled coconut corn to make a meal of them.

3. Baked Chicken Tenders

Tender on the inside and crispy on the outside, these chicken tenders are easy to grab, dip, and devour. A seasoned breading makes them extra delicious. Serve them up with plenty of sauces likehomemade BBQ sauce orhomemade honey mustard sauce.

4. Fried Catfish Nuggets

This bite-sized Southern classic is a game-day favorite at my house. Tender, flaky catfish wrapped up in a crispy fried shell is pure bliss. Plate ’em with somehomemade tartar sauceand lemon wedges. And don’t forget a refreshing pitcher oflemonadeto wash them down.

5. Coconut Shrimp

Dip fresh shrimp in a flavorful coconut batter, roll them in a bread crumb, coconut flake, and spice concoction, and then fry them to golden perfection. These babies always fly off the plate. Complement the tropical flavors with a side ofpineapple salsaor someCaribbean pepper saucefor dipping.

6. Pigs in a Blanket

This is probably my all-time favorite finger food. Just thinking about the spicy sausage, wrapped in flaky dough and brushed with a special sauce, makes my mouth water. The Everything bagel seasoning on top is the icing on the cake here. Turn finger foods into a meal if you’d like by adding classic sides to the menu, likefriesandcoleslaw.

7. Beer Battered Onion Rings

Crispy and savory on the outside, tender and sweet on the inside, there’s just something about onion rings that is insanely addictive. For dipping, I like to servebeer cheese diporhomemade mayo. They really let the onion flavor shine.

8. Smoked Deviled Eggs

Sweet, tangy, and spicy yolk fills these boiled eggs, which take a quick trip to the smoker. The added smoky flavor makes this classic finger food something extraordinary. Make them extra comforting by sprinkling them withhomemade Creole seasoning andsmoked bacon crumbles.

9. Pizza Rolls

This fun appetizer is a cross between pepperoni pizza and garlic bread. It tastes fantastic, and they look super cute, too. Wrap ’em, bake ’em, and then serve ’em with some pizza-inspired dips likewhite pizza sauceorbolognese sauce.

10. Bacon-Wrapped Jalapeno Poppers

There’s no way anyone can turn down these thrilling one-biters! A creamy filling nestles inside the spicy jalapenos, which are then wrapped in bacon and baked to crisp perfection. It’s a symphony of flavors and textures. You could even make jalapenos the theme of the night by serving up somepineapple jalapeño corn muffinsanddeviled eggs with bacon and jalapeños.

Super Bowl Sandwich Recipes

11. Ham and Cheese Sliders

Simple and satisfying, these meaty, cheesy sandwiches are usually the first to disappear on game day. The light and fluffy bun probably has something to do with it. Go all out and make someHawaiian sweet rollsfor them, and then they’ll pair beautifully with a refreshing bowl ofpineapple cucumber salad.

12. Philly Cheesesteak Sloppy Joes

These generously seasoned sandwiches call for ground beef, onions, ketchup, and Worcestershire sauce for a classic sloppy Joe taste. It’s tailgate perfection everyone will love. Add a crispy side ofplantain chipsortaro chipsto balance out the textures of the meal.

13. Smoked Pulled Pork Sliders

Sliders and football are a match made in tastebud heaven. These smoked pulled pork sliders are next level, though—sweet, smoky pork topped with crunchy coleslaw on a fluffy bun. You can’t eat just one.

Make a slider bar for game day and let guests assemble their sandwiches.Grilled pineappleandCaribbean coleslaware two fun toppings.

14. Cuban Sandwich

“Cubanos,” as they’re sometimes called, are grilled ham and cheese sandwiches with plenty of dill pickle in the mix. It’s savory, tangy, and ultra-satisfying. Plus, it’s easy to make on a busy game day. Serve them up withseasoned friesoryuca fries and roast garlic aioli.

15. Shrimp Po’Boy Sandwich

Crispy shrimp on a fluffy hoagie, loaded with fresh lettuce and tomato, is always a refreshing choice. The remoulade sauce it’s drizzled with really ties everything together. Make it a main course by serving up a few simple sides likeSouthern cheese strawsandbaked crispy potato wedges.

16. Grilled BBQ Bacon Burgers

Grilled burgers are another game-day classic. If you want to do burgers, definitely try these mind-blowingly good BBQ bacon burgers. While the grill is hot, cook somegrilled onionsandpotato wedges. They’re the perfect sides to this juicy burger.

Super Bowl Chips and Dips

17. Buffalo Chicken Dip

Creamy, spicy, and chickeny, this dip could pass for a main course. It’s ridiculously flavorful and handles just about any kind of dipper. I love it spread over breads likebeer breador a slice of toastedhomemade garlic bread.

18. Chicken Nachos

Spicy and beautiful, this is one of those sharing dishes that is just plain fun to eat. It’s cheesy, with loads of chicken and crunchy nachos, a kick of heat, and the tang of sour cream to cool you off after. I love washing these down with apassion fruit margaritaor amango margaritabecause the sweet and acidic notes are an ideal pairing.

19. Easy Guacamole

I call this my famous guacamole recipe because everyone who’s tried it has asked me for the recipe. It’s creamy and packed with the most delicious, vibrant flavors. Serve it with chips or use it as a topping for twice-fried plantains, akatostonesorquesadillas.

20. Pico de Gallo + Homemade Tortilla Chips

Honestly, who doesn’t love pico de gallo? It’s refreshing, spicy, and absolutely party-worthy. My family usually downs it in hefty scoops withhomemade tortilla chips, but you could also use it as toppings to other party foods. Try it atoptaquitosorenchiladas, for example.

21. Homemade Pita Chips

With so much dip action going on, you’ll need plenty of chips. Homemade pita chips are crunchy, filling, and a nice addition to the menu for a little variety. Serve them with any dip you love. Two of my favorites arebean dipandhummus.

22. Spinach Artichoke Dip

Homemade spinach artichoke dip just blows the store-bought stuff right out of the water. It’s creamy, cheesy, and incredibly indulgent. Serve it withhomemade soft pretzelsorbaked plantain chipsFTW.

Super Bowl Sweets

23. Tropical Fruit Salad

With a table full of goodies, fruit salad is a refreshing, healthy option to add to your menu come game day. The vibrant colors of the fruit are gorgeous, and the lemon, passion fruit, and guava dressing are out of this world. Serve it with atropical sangriaand somehomemade whipped cream.

24. Banana Fritters

These crispy, flavorful fritters simply melt in your mouth. Talk about bite-sized bliss. They go great with ice cream for dessert, especiallyrum raisin pineapple ice cream. Or, you could serve them with a warm cup ofginger teaafter the post-game excitement dies down.

25. Mini Pecan Pies

Finger foods for dessert? Why, yes. Don’t mind if I do! These tiny versions of the legendary pecan pie will make your guests swoon.

Add them to your dessert bar, complete withsweet potato casserole with marshmallowsandpeach cobbler.

26. Chocolate Chip Blondies

Rich, sweet, and chewy with just crisp edges, these blondies are divine. They’re easy to whip up, too, which is a big plus. Serve them alongside other handheld desserts, if you please, likesnowball cookiesandcoconut drop cookies.

27. Coconut Macaroons

These chewy sweets are a pleasure to eat. The texture is beautiful, and the chocolate drizzle complements the coconut like nothing else. Since they’re a breeze to make, I usually like to feature them alongside other tropical desserts likemango foolandno-bake key lime mango coconut cheesecake pie.

Super Bowl Recipes for Drinks

28. Sorrel Drink

Refreshing and absolutely beautiful, this deep red hibiscus drink is ultra refreshing. Serve it up to cool off the palate after all those spicy wings. It also goes great with fruity desserts likebanana cream pie orrum-glazed pineapple.

29. Southern Sweet Tea

The Super Bowl may be a nationwide event, but everyone could use a little Southern comfort in their hand if you ask me. Southern sweet tea is a refreshing pick-me-up to go with all the game-day goodies, fromfried chicken tosmoked turkey wings.

30. Jungle Juice

If you want a drink that packs an alcoholic punch and can serve a large crowd, jungle juice is where it’s at. It’s tasty, easy, and boozy. Serve it withpulled pork eggrollsorair-fryer coconut shrimp. You’re going to want some food on your stomach before you down a glass of this stuff. 😜

31. Rum Punch

This drink is sweet, tropical, and vibrant. It’s one of my favorite drinks for special occasions, and the Super Bowl is no exception. You can make it for your family or a crowd because adjusting the proportions is easy. Offer it up with any of the foods on this list, or try something else. Sometimes, I serve it with lighter snacks likecucumber sandwichesorchicken tortilla pinwheels.

Conclusion

With a list like this, a Super Bowl party that is as exciting as it is delicious is easy to achieve. Choose a few faves from each category, and you’ll have a full menu of food, drinks, and desserts that will be as memorable as the game itself. Go team home cooks! 🙌