Game for Anything: With a Little Coaching, You Can Tackle Any Super Bowl Party
Deseret News (Salt Lake City) › February 02, 2005
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Statistics say Super Bowl Sunday is the second largest food- consumption event in the United States, next to Thanksgiving. So that means if you're inviting someone over, you'd better start tackling your culinary demons.
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Game for Anything: With a Little Coaching, You Can Tackle Any Super Bowl Party
WHO'S WATCHING? If you hate missing even one advertisement (or if you consider Sunday your day of rest) do a simple buffet so people can help themselves. Or invite people over to eat BEFORE kickoff, and then you can relax and pass around a few munchies in front of the TV. If, on the other hand, you're just as happy manning the stove or grill, then you won't be frustrated doing individual quesadillas or kebabs.
Likewise, you could have guests who consider football secondary - - they're more interested in the chow and chatter. If so, set up the food station away from the TV. Die-hard fans can watch the game in peace, and people won't be walking in front of the screen ...See the full content of this document
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