Football snacks

[rlibkind]

What do you munch while watching football on TV? Here's my New Year's Day snack: mini pastry cups with Greek Yogurt filled with smoked salmon and salmon roe.

[kayb]

Beer candied bacon, and small potatoes, boiled, topped wit creme fraiche and caviar. Yes, it's cheap caviar. To my knowledge, it's the only kind you can get here in mid-America.

[ElsieD]

What do you munch while watching football on TV? Here's my New Year's Day snack: mini pastry cups with Greek Yogurt filled with smoked salmon and salmon roe.

What kind of pastry shells are those?

[Shelby]

I didn't take a picture, but we munched on pickle roll-ups (pastrami smeared with cream cheese and wrapped around a dill pickle spear) and deviled eggs.

[rlibkind]

What kind of pastry shells are those?

Ikea.

Edited January 2, 2014 by rlibkind (log)

[SylviaLovegren]

Wow, you guys are fancy! Our football snacks extend to Doritos and sour cream. If we're having cumpny, then maybe some hummus and pita, chips and salsa. And if it's black tie, there might be crackers with cheese and/or pate.

[rotuts]

Fritos TJ's organic corn chips and clam dip. My mother made this and she was not a big fan of cooking.

gardening yes cooking not so much.

its traditional w me:

2 cans canned clams. save jus. cream cheese smooshed garlic from the press. mix add jus for consistency then clams

best aged in the refrig over night.

[Kim Shook]

kayb - I’d like to know more about beer candied bacon. Does it taste strongly of beer? How is it done?

One of the best football snack that I’ve ever had are Norm Matthew’s Korean Style Chicken Wings that I made last year: http://www.recipecircus.com/recipes/Kimberlyn/APPETIZERS/Norms_Korean-Style_Chicken_Wings.html

Edited January 3, 2014 by Kim Shook (log)