Hi Richard... what time did you say I should be there tonight?

Oh that looks FABULOUS! I love to cook too! However, I had a rough week and want to be less of a 'hands on hostess' than usual . . . so I made my contribution 'self serve' this year. I have a huge pot of shredded beef chili going (and I make it with organic beef and veggies, and dark Metzican beer!), black bean dip, guacamole, lots of blue chips and I am just putting together a giant pitcher of Maggie mix that I make with organic citrus and agave syrup. 2 big bottles of Cazadores and a frig full of libations, regular and octane. And a birthday cake for a birthday today. Our guests are bringing ribs and salads and who knows what else . . . the dog is so happy for a party she's letting me do her nails. 3:)  Enjoy yours!

It's Chinese New Year's Eve.  What's this Super Bowl everyone is mentioning?

The plan was for each neighbor to bring something. Sonce then my wife has Chicago hot beef sandwiches with onions and peppers, potato skins, a cold pasta salad, various cheese trays, along with chips and dip.

One neighbor is bringing the wings and other things.

The rest are asked only to bring large appetites so we don't have leftovers!

Nothing special ... likely a salad with lots of fresh veggies.

Chicken wings and th

sounds like a great menu....... 

Won't see the game but headed to Houston today and will be at Sushi King for one of my favorite meals. They also have no TVs which suits me fine when dining.

I would love to crash your party!

We love having appetizers,  finger foods, veggie tray, and chips and dip. I have been busy, so this year everything is frozen or prepared.

I leave the menu to Sally, I work on the eating.

Richard - YUM!   Made guacamole before the game started, and good thing.  Have to watch ALL the game, AND the commercials AND half time.   No time to cook anything. 

I had a quiet superbowl but did find some ribs and cooked me up a feast

we had salmon, butternut squash and broccoli, but it was just the two of us.  No party, just dinner.

looks great too tired to cook,  takeout at half time

Eat it early and snack later if I watch

That sounds fantastic and so very flavorful and perfect for the game. Our menu is much simpler. Dips and chips, veggies, subs, wings, cheese platter, chex mix. Brownie bars and cake pops are for dessert.

Richard,

Wow, what a gourmet chef you are!  We will be right over.  Enjoy !  A

Looks good!  I hosted a 60 person party yesterday which was catered by a local BBQ joint.  I have tons of left overs, so those are going to be served.  Other than that, we typically do a pot luck for all the games, so it's really up to what people want to bring.

I'm burnt out on party hosting (yesterday's party took over two months to plan), so I'm not cooking or doing anything other than opening my doors.  If it wasn't for having by far the biggest TV of my friends, I might not have even hosted.  I'm so burnt out, I haven't even taken down all the decorations yet.

On the bright side, my blood pressue and stress level has dropped considerably since the party ended.  LOL!!!!

We are going to a neighborhood Super Bowl Party across the street.

I wish we were going to your party!

Oh man Richard L. McKinney P.A. you are a party animal.  Enjoy the game!!!

I would be doing lots of wings and dips but down sick so I canel the party

Attending a pot luck at my favorite cigar shop.

I don't have a Super Bowl meal.

7 layer dip, guacamole, burgers and fries. None of the family's teams made superbowl so we are just having a few family members over.

Chili, bread and beer!

But yours sounds appetizing!

I will be having a salad from Panera most likely. No parties this year, and only good food since I am paying an arm and leg for my trainer, and he is a beast when my weight goes the wrong way!