Gridiron Grub: Get The Party Poppin’ With Corn
You can do so much more than a cold vegetable tray with ranch dressing to fill out the menu for a tailgate party. Football season marks the tail end of fresh corn season, so get this on your menu soon.
Gridiron Grub: Confetti Omelet Cupcakes
While waiting for the gridiron grill to heat up in readiness for the classic tailgate food of burgers and brats, the hunger bunnies still have to be satisfied. A delicious accompaniment to your beverage of choice while you wait are these two-bite morsels.
Gridiron Grub: Souper Tailgating Warm-Ups
When the weather dips, tailgating calls for hot soups. Check out these recipes.
Gridiron Grub: Chili Cheese Haystacks
In the belly-filling fare of potluck football parties, who knew a man-pleasing dish could have secret nutritional value? Enter the Chili Cheese Haystack.
Gridiron Grub: Pass The Polenta Portobello Sliders
Put on a twist on your tailgate menu this weekend. These alternative “sliders” will not only be super delicious snacks for the vegetarian, but will have the die-hard carnivores clamoring for their share, too.
Gridiron Grub: Add A Sweet Component To The Game
Dessert often gets neglected at tailgating functions, but whip up a batch of this homemade slow cooker bread pudding and your tailgating buds will be begging you for more.
Gridiron Grub: Spicy Oyster Crackers
Chips and dip are an obvious tailgating snack, but why not mix it up and prepare your crew a bag of spicy, buttery, melt-in-your mouth oyster crackers, just like grandma used to make?
Gridiron Grub: FUNdido Dip
The grill is made for more than just hot dogs and brats. Use it as a cooktop for hot dips like this Mexican favorite: FUNdido.
Gridiron Grub: Warm Apple Treats
Nothing screams Pennsylvania Dutch warm-weather cooking than a good, old-fashioned apple dumpling. Be the hit at your next tailgate party with this sweet fall treat.
Gridiron Grub: Sailor Chili
Whether you’re tailgating in jeans and a T-shirt at Candlestick Park or huddled around a roaring barrel grill at Lambeau Field, nothing screams NFL football season like a steaming, mouth-blistering bowl of five-alarm chili.
