Start to finish, this Super Easy Super Bowl Party Menu takes a total of less than 2 hours to prepare. Every item on this Caribbean-inspired menu is full of flavor and easy to make, including my Creamy 15-Minute Caribbean Black Bean Dip!
During football season, Super Bowl party menus and round-ups pop up like whack-a-moles at the county fair. Trust me, though - this one is different.
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What makes this Super Bowl Party Menu so different? Because this is not a collection of recipes randomly chosen for their beautiful pictures or festive presentations.
These are the actual foods that you will find being served up at my house on Super Bowl Sunday. (If the menu looks slim, don't worry - we are having a pot luck, so there will be plenty of food a'comin'!)
No matter what is on your Super bowl menu, each item served must share a few key characteristics:
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- It is super easy to prepare.
- It lasts some time on the counter without refrigeration.
- It tastes fabulous at any temperature.
Cuban-themed Party Menu
2-Hour Total Prep Time
This menu is based (very, very loosely) on a Cuban/Caribbean theme. Start to finish, you can make everything on the following menu with less than 2-hours of hands-on preparation time.
Here's what we're serving:
- Cuban Sandwich Sliders
- Tailgate Peach BBQ Sliders
- Caribbean Mango Salad
- Em’s Sweet & Spicy Black Beans with Bacon
- Mr. B's Awesome Homemade Guacamole
- Homemade Pico de Gallo
- Corn Chips
In addition to the usual beverages, specialty drinks will include:
- Homemade Ginger Ale {non-alcoholic}
- Mr. B's Whiskey Ginger
Mary says
Ha, love the cat. I have several photos on my blog of my dog photobombing some of my food images 😉
Love the Cuban theme for Super Bowl and that dip sounds delicious. Pinned it to try soon 🙂
Renée ♥ says
Thanks so much, Mary. Our dog is about three steps behind the cat in that picture.
Pech says
I like how you incorporated a little bit of spiciness but in a refreshing way with ginger ale and Mr B's Whiskey Ginger, and it works well for those who want to imbibe and those who don't or need a break!
Renée ♥ says
Thanks, Pech. I'm always careful with the spices when we have a house full of people because everyone has their own tastes. Serving up the ginger syrup and soda separately allows people to mix their drink to their own tastes. (I like my ginger ale about 4x as hot as most people!)
Kari says
Thanks for including me. All of these dishes look delicious! I am looking forward to game day!
Kari
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Renée ♥ says
Thanks for letting me share your recipe, Kari!
Marlynn [UrbanBlissLife] says
Love the recipe, but especially love the Cat Uncropped photo at the end 🙂 I have a few of my dog sniffing around the dish while I'm taking photos too. I need to check out your homemade ginger ale recipe too! Thanks for this great list!
Create/Enjoy says
Those all sound like very tasty dishes! Homemade dips are so much better than storebought and great for special occasions like this!