What kinds of snacks and appetizers do you guys like to eat during game time?
Typically don’t eat during games. Usually order something right before halftime if I’m out. Partial to chicken wings and potato skins. Nachos I love, but I have to focus on the nacho too much.
Burgers and fries also a plus. Now am v. Hungry
@BrooklynDawg said: What kinds of snacks and appetizers do you guys like to eat during game time?
Pizza. Wings. Burgers. Hot “dawgs.” Chips & salsa, buffalo chicken dip or queso. My wife makes a mean cheese dip with meat in the crock pot. Geez is it football season yet???
I bearly eat during a game: nuts, seeds, dried fruit and berries. Perhaps some potato or corn chips, or gluten free crackers.
For a big game, i will try to have ho made* hot wings, which I will try to consume a few before the game and the rest at half-time constituting my meal. (Also some joes**, which are potato strips- potato cut long ways ~ 3/4 inch thick - which are partially nuked, then placed in the oven with olive oil and Italian dry seasoning and oregano to bake at the same time as the wings.)
Depending on the time of the game depends on what I will make. Loaded nachos are a go to, pizza is a close second. If I'm out then it's bar food, burgers loaded tots, mozzarella sticks. Blooming onions are good. Just can't have them everyday.
we do a big low country boil at the house each year for the GA/FL game that is always a big hit
@PharmDawg2054 said: we do a big low country boil at the house each year for the GA/FL game that is always a big hit
What do you add to you boil?
usually go to Little Italy Pizza in Athens before home games
Pigs in a blanket are always a plus. Tostitos and home made cheese dip (tons of spicy sausage in it)
@BrooklynDawg said: @PharmDawg2054 said: we do a big low country boil at the house each year for the GA/FL game that is always a big hit What do you add to you boil?
@BrooklynDawg said:
beer and water as the base with liquid zatarians crab boil and zatarians seasoned bags. Some olive oil and vinegar to help the peeling process
About 10 lemons chopped in half About 5 vidalia onions chopped in half Small red potato's cut in half Corn sausage shrimp crab legs crawfish
@brentwilson said: usually go to Little Italy Pizza in Athens before home games
we eat johnnys pizza on east side after a lot of games
@bmauldin said: Pigs in a blanket are always a plus. Tostitos and home made cheese dip (tons of spicy sausage in it)
hard to beat a good crockpot cheese dip. I add a little bit of beer in mine
Wings and beer are my go to on game days. Occasionally grill out some big ole ribeyes from Striplings for those guys in Oconee, y’all know what I’m talking about.
@PharmDawg2054 said: @BrooklynDawg said: @PharmDawg2054 said: we do a big low country boil at the house each year for the GA/FL game that is always a big hit What do you add to you boil? beer and water as the base with liquid zatarians crab boil and zatarians seasoned bags. Some olive oil and vinegar to help the peeling process About 10 lemons chopped in half About 5 vidalia onions chopped in half Small red potato's cut in half Corn sausage shrimp crab legs crawfish
@PharmDawg2054 said:
That's beautiful!
@jay_kubzz said: Wings and beer are my go to on game days. Occasionally grill out some big ole ribeyes from Striplings for those guys in Oconee, y’all know what I’m talking about.
stripplings has some great steaks, get the beef jerky there is you havent already
@PharmDawg2054 said: @jay_kubzz said: Wings and beer are my go to on game days. Occasionally grill out some big ole ribeyes from Striplings for those guys in Oconee, y’all know what I’m talking about. stripplings has some great steaks, get the beef jerky there is you havent already
I’ll have to try it out. They also have great thick cut bacon and the jalapeño poppers are to die for.
