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Who's ready for the big game tomorrow? I know I certainly am. I have been looking forward to this since the last Super Bowl was over, but most especially since last week when the AFC and the NFC Championship games were over. Now it's time to prepare for the good food using Super Bowl Recipes that are only made for a game day celebration. Here are a couple of short videos showing you 'How to Make Some Fun Super Bowl Recipes.'
Ok, you can cook some of these recipes at anytime but what a great day to try some of these simple recipes out. Just like there are more ways than one to skin a cat you might say, there are more ways than one to toss in your favorite foods together and mix in a little of your own touch and push it down the basement bar to your friends and watch them pay as much attention to the wonderful dish you prepared as they do the game.
So who are you rooting for? Personally as stated previously I really do not care who wins. I really am undecided. I have some fond memories of both teams throughout the years and especially the Steel Curtain and Terry Bradshaw, Lynn Swan and John Stallworth hooking up for some high speed on the field moments dazzling us all with those fingertip catches. Wow, and let's not forget one of the most spectacular plays of all time where Franco Harris caught the bounce back ball which landed right in his hands, and away he went to score the winning touchdown.
Got something to add? What's your favorite memory or favorite recipe. Share these with us so that maybe we can not only reminisce but eat some of your dish as well. Go ahead tweet this to your followers on twitter and or send to your friends on facebook.
Who's ready for the big game tomorrow? I know I certainly am. I have been looking forward to this since the last Super Bowl was over, but most especially since last week when the AFC and the NFC Championship games were over. Now it's time to prepare for the good food using Super Bowl Recipes that are only made for a game day celebration. Here are a couple of short videos showing you 'How to Make Some Fun Super Bowl Recipes.'
Ok, you can cook some of these recipes at anytime but what a great day to try some of these simple recipes out. Just like there are more ways than one to skin a cat you might say, there are more ways than one to toss in your favorite foods together and mix in a little of your own touch and push it down the basement bar to your friends and watch them pay as much attention to the wonderful dish you prepared as they do the game.
So who are you rooting for? Personally as stated previously I really do not care who wins. I really am undecided. I have some fond memories of both teams throughout the years and especially the Steel Curtain and Terry Bradshaw, Lynn Swan and John Stallworth hooking up for some high speed on the field moments dazzling us all with those fingertip catches. Wow, and let's not forget one of the most spectacular plays of all time where Franco Harris caught the bounce back ball which landed right in his hands, and away he went to score the winning touchdown.
Got something to add? What's your favorite memory or favorite recipe. Share these with us so that maybe we can not only reminisce but eat some of your dish as well. Go ahead tweet this to your followers on twitter and or send to your friends on facebook.
