Superbowl Food

[CFP83]

That sounds good, I found this recipe think I'm gonna give it a try.

Buffalo chicken dip - CSMonitor.com

Buffalo chicken dip is fantastic btw. I have a big party every-year and we go through about 5 pounds of that stuff.

 

[GreenSky]

What all do you put on it?

If you do it properly, it's fish, cabbage, chopped salsa and red salsa in a soft (homemade) tortilla.

Rick

 

[Fisher]

If you do it properly, it's fish, cabbage, chopped salsa and red salsa in a soft (homemade) tortilla.

Rick

I prefer green tomatilla-based salsa on the tacos de pescado. Don't think I've ever tried red... I'll have to give that a shot. And yes, the cabbage is key. Along with avocado and squeeze of fresh lemon. Or lime.

 

[Mark]

I'd love to try those fish tacos. Cabbage in fish taco?? Hmm.

 

[AndreaSti]

As Steeler fans, we had tequila shots with tequila chasers. Not functioning well today.

 

[Professor Leads]

Personally I like spinach dip and italian/french bread. Go Steelers!

Try it with sourdough...even better!

 

[bluemarlin08]

The Buffalo chicken dip is one of my wife's most asked for recipe, member of the clean plate club.

 

[somarco]

I'd love to try those fish tacos. Cabbage in fish taco?? Hmm.

Mark, go to Long John Silvers and order fish & chips with a lot of the "crunchy things" and a side of slaw.

That is a fish taco, McDonough style.

 

[senior-advisor-indiana]

cook some strips of bacon until there almost brown and then wrap one strip around one whole waterchestnut, I usually make about 10 - 20 of them, secure with a toothpick, put some soy sauce on top and bake for 7 or 8 minutes on 400....omg...sooooo good and easy

They are excellent with barbecue sauce on them also

 

[arnguy]

A post super bowl suggestion....Alka Seltzer!