Hot Superbowl Recipes For Everyone

There are Superbowl recipes for everybody and if you love the exciting and spicy flavors of authentic Mexican food recipes, why not use Superbowl as an excuse to prepare a batch of your favorite chili con carne or some nachos?

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There are other recipes for Superbowl which are not Mexican in origin and if you want to mix things up, you might also like to make some of these. Sweet and sour pork ribs are always great if you are entertaining a crowd. You can blend spicy red pepper, tomato paste, onion, and pineapple to make a great rib marinade.

A spicy ramen noodle salad is another nice idea and you can add green onions, snow peas, carrots and perhaps some spicy peanut dressing made with soy sauce to add the finishing touches. This is a quick recipe to make and if you enjoy fusion food, it is something ideal to serve alongside your traditional Mexican food recipes.[You read on Hot Superbowl Recipes For Everyone]

Healthy Recipes For Superbowl

During the middle of the winter, the time spent in front of the TV can get a bit out of hand, so why not make some healthy recipes too? You can trim the fat content of your chili recipe by using lean ground beef instead of regular ground beef, or even try turkey or chicken instead.

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Serve a big homemade salad to go alongside your hot recipes and you will find that people automatically take a big spoonful of that to go with their chili or whatever hot dishes you are planning to prepare.

Another low fat option is popcorn and if you make it the old-fashioned way (air popping it or using a tablespoon or two of vegetable oil) this is healthier than using microwave popcorn. Toss it with dried rosemary and sea salt and add a tiny bit of melted butter for the perfect finish. A little rosemary goes a long way so do not add to much.

How To Make An Easy Chili Recipe

Brown one and a quarter pounds of ground beef with one and a half tablespoons of chili powder and two minced cloves of garlic in a skillet over a moderate heat. Stir in a tablespoon of soy sauce and one and three quarter cups of mild or hot tomato salsa and bring the mixture to a boil. Turn the heat down and cover the pan.

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Simmer the chili for fifteen minutes. Stir in one and a half cups of frozen cut green beans and simmer for another fifteen minutes. Stir in fifteen ounces of canned black beans and cook for five minutes. Take the mixture off the heat and stir in two more tablespoons of soy sauce. Divide the mixture between serving bowls or big mugs and top it with chopped fresh cilantro and some sour cream.

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Anybody enjoying the Superbowl who likes traditional Mexican foods will love your great chili recipe. Feel free to spice it up with some chopped jalapenos or chili powder. You can also serve tortilla chips on the side if you want.

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