12 Easy Super Bowl Appetizer Recipes For The Perfect Party Spread

Krab rangoons get people going. Pizza gets people going. Combining them guarantees that the dish will be the hit of the night, and I personally can’t live another day without making Laughing Spatula’s crab rangoon pizza. If you want something lighter, take beet size, you can try cucumber and crab salad.

If you think only fried wings can be bland and dry, All The Healthy Things is here to prove you wrong. These baked dry rub wings come out every bit as deliciously golden brown as restaurant wings, and the dry rub is one you’ll want to use on everything going forward.

Topped with chicken, bacon, parmesan cheese, and green onions, Emmy’s easy-to-load French fries are a high-end bar food dream. Recipe Emmy shares all her tips for getting your homemade fries crispy and tender, so don’t skip the text in this post.

Take some bacon or pancetta, wrap it in some little smokies, and bake – there you have it, a perfect little app to snack on with beer and chips. Volpi Foods explains how to make it in their video (with the full recipe in the caption). Don’t forget to drizzle honey at the end!

If you don’t eat buffalo chicken, is the Super Bowl really happening? I think not. Princess Pinky Girl’s recipe is what you want: She keeps it simple and doesn’t shy away from all the saucy, cheesy goodness you want in this dish. Super Bowl snacks are not meant to be cardiologist-approved.

Salted cheese is a very tasty snack that everyone loves, but no one (in my social circle) would ever think to make. The Laughing Spatula recipe adds a lot of flavor to plain old Gouda blocks. It takes five minutes to prepare and three hours to marinate, then just plate with crackers and serve.

All The Healthy Things adapted their mom’s beloved cocktail meatball recipe to bring us these sweet and sour meatball bites. Because seriously, it’s not a gathering without slow cooker meatballs to eat out a toothpick all night.

Fried ravioli is an unexpected snack, but honestly, doesn’t every sports bar have some kind of mozzarella stick or something on their menu? Princess Pinky Girl’s recipe will give you the crispiest and crunchiest bread ravioli melted to perfection on the inside.

TGI Friday’s frozen potato skins are a Super Bowl treat in our house, though of course we always top them with extra cheese and bacon bits. A laughing spatula can teach you how to make your own. You can even make half of it and keep it in the fridge until game time, then finish it in the oven when you’re ready for more snacks.

Volpi Foods’ million-dollar dip recipe is one of those almond-covered cheese balls, but in dip form and just…better. Be aware that if you make it once, this is probably something you’ll need to bring to meetings forever.

Don’t want to order? Try making Princess Pinky Girl’s pizza bread pull apart. It takes about an hour in the oven and is best served hot so it will take a little thought about the timing, but the result looks well worth that little extra effort.

Why should you dip onions if you can caramelized onion sauce? Cookie Named Desire’s recipe will show you how to make a slightly sweet and deep version of the classic that will have everyone going, “Who made this?!”