Superbowl Appetizers??

You can always buy a couple of Burritos from a Mexican place and slice them up in small pieces!!!! burrito bites!!!!!

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i use Gina's website religiously! last year I made the mozzarella cheese sticks no one knew they were healthy. i also made the baked zucchini sticks & marinara sauce. they have a whole section dedicated to football foods! Let me know which one you go with and if your friends could tell it was healthy food!

Black bean and sweet potato chili. Super yummy, lots of fiber, and can be served either in a bowl just as chili or over oven fries, hot dogs, chopped veggies, or in a tortilla bowl.

I make a cottage cheese dip that I love to dip sliced carrots in.

1 container 1% cottage cheese (not the small one). I think it might be 16 oz.
1 8 oz block 1/3 fat cream cheese.
1/8 to 1/4 cup finely minced onion (depends on how much onion you like)
a few splashes of Worcestershire sauce
Salt to taste

Black bean and sweet potato chili. Super yummy, lots of fiber, and can be served either in a bowl just as chili or over oven fries, hot dogs, chopped veggies, or in a tortilla bowl.

Oooohhh, recipe please.

My husband & I usually have the super bowl party at our house and if people come, great. Our "food court" consists of 7 layer bean dip, 3 kinds of wings, 2 kinds of little smokies, non sloppy sloppy joes, meat and cheese tray, veggie tray, 2 kinds of chips and 2 kinds of dip and a chili cheese dip with tortilla chips.

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See as football is a holiday in this house we make it a cheat day...so crack smokies, corndog muffins, sausage cheddar balls, nachos and strawberry kabobs ♡♡♡♡ so excited!!

Are you looking for something healthy or really yummy?
I am making pizza dip served with scoops and it is sooo good! Not that low cal or healthy but who cares it's super bowl sunday...indulge a little.

Here is the recipe trust me it will be gone so fast everyone loves it!

http://allrecipes.com/recipe/hot-pizza-dip/detail.aspx

I just posted this on my fitness page on FB...there's 20 here and I haven't met a recipe of hers yet that I didn't totally love!

http://www.skinnytaste.com/2011/01/top-20-skinny-superbowl-roundup.html

I'm planning on making Chili, Baked tortillas with a spinach/artichoke dip(made with low or no fat stuff), I'm stuffing celery with peanut butter, cherry tomatoes with cream cheese stuffing, a veggie tray and Baked chicken strips(made to look like wings)

Thanks, great recipes :drinker:

Here's a healthy but good buffalo chicken dip you can serve with pita chips ( or the die-hards can use tortilla chips)...this is soooo goood!!


Deelish Low Fat Buffalo Chicken Dip

1 rotisserie chicken, debond and remove skin
2 8oz pkgs reduced fat cream cheese,softened
1 c. reduced fat ranch dressing
3/4c. Franks Red Hot Sauce
1 and a half c. Krafts 2% cheddar cheese, shredded

celery, crackers and tortilla chips

Chop chicken and toss in large skillet. Over medium heat, add hot sauce and cream cheese(you may want to cut up the blocks of cream cheese before melting in skillet). Add the ranch dressing, and half the cheese. Melt all together thoroughly, and heat throught. Transfer to small crock pot or bowl that can be heated in microwave. Add remaining cheese to top. Serve with celery, crackers and tortilla chips.

get some baguettes (small french bread loaves) slice them into maybe 1/2 thick pieces. take some cream cheese and a packet of ranch seasoning mix those two. Spread it on top of the sliced baguettes to taste (i like it thin but my husband likes it piled on) then top with a slice of roma tomato. Simple and light.

I don't like football, so thankfully I don't have to avoid the yummy appetizers and drinks everyone will be consuming. My friend is also on a diet, but she is watching the game and making healthy weight watcher appetizers for her friends. She thinks I'm just depriving myself of fun cause of my diet, but I really don't care for football so its another diet day for me..lol