Recipes to Feed a Crowd- Perfect for the Big Game

Game time is on! Not only is your family planning to be watching the big game but it seems half the neighborhood is headed your way too. You want some fun food that is easy to fix, delicious and goes a long way. Here are some great crowd-pleasing recipes everyone will love.

Easy Slow Cooker Meatball Chili Sliders by Taste and See

These delectable little meatball sliders are a perfect game night food. They are easy to make and easy to make for a crowd. You can easily double or triple this recipe with no problem. Which is a very good thing as you will want to have plenty on hand!

Bacon Cream Cheese Crescent Rolls by Garlic & Zest

These little appetizers are so so easy! You only need three ingredients – cream cheese, bacon, and crescent rolls. Ready to go crescent rolls make them a snap to create. You can whip up batch after batch in no time at all. You simply can’t go wrong with anything that has bacon and cream cheese in it.

Black Bean Taco Cups by Beyond the Chicken Coop

Does anyone else love “mini” foods as I do? So fun to make and eat. Premade phyllo dough is the basis for the cups. Fill, serve and enjoy! This recipe makes enough for twelve people but you will probably want to make at least two batches. These are a kid pleaser as well.

Easy Sub Sandwich for a Crowd by Reformed Farm Girl

No need to pay big bucks for party subs when you can make them yourself. One loaf of French bread can go a long way, two or more will feed a party. Make this earlier in the day and slice and serve when its half time! Easy peasy!!

Baked Potato Bar by Money Wise Moms

A baked potato bar is always a big hit no matter what the occasion but is definitely a winner for a game night buffet. This one is easy to plan for – a potato for each person, maybe two for the really big guys! Then add your fixings and you are all set.

Cowboy Caviar by To Simply Inspire

Cowboy caviar is simply delicious. Its a wonderful fresh twist on the typical salsa. Serve with nachos or Fritos for a game night snack that is sure to please.

Garlic Parmesan Chicken Wings by Midget Momma

No game night would be complete without chicken wings. These wings combine the tasty goodness of garlic and parmesan which will have your guests licking their fingers. It’s another recipe that is easy doubled or triples. Oh, did we mention it’s keto and low carb friendly?

Crispy Pineapple Habanero Chicken Wings by Smart Savvy Living

Add these to the buffet along with the garlic parmesan wings for those who like things a little more zesty. The pineapple makes it a sweet hot treat that can’t be beat!

Cheesy Baked Buffalo Zucchini Chips by Peas & Crayons

YUMM! That’s about all you can say while feasting on these cheesy treats. One average zucchini makes about 35 chips so definitely an easy one for a game night binge. No one will even care that its zucchini, they’re that good!

Chili for a Crowd by Jersey Girl

Is it really a game night celebration without chili? Most folks would say no! This makes a nice big batch that is great when cooking for a crowd.

Two Minute Sweet and Salty Mix by Crayons & Cravings

Oh so easy!!!!!!!! Use store-bought ingredients, mix them together then use disposable football ups to hold your snacks. Easy to pass around and kids love it – kids of all ages. Have a big bowl on hand for refills, there will be plenty!

Perfect Potato Skins by Julia’s Simply Southern

Just six big potatoes will make enough potato skins for twelve. These are a great finger food, one that is deliciously filling. Cheesy goodness that the whole team will want to get in on!

What’s your favorite game day recipe?

 

 

 

 

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