1Vegan Nacho “Cheese”
Vegan YumminessNot only is this recipe gluten-free, it’s also vegan and soy-, nut-, and corn-free, meaning no one will find anything to dislike. Drizzle over nachos or use as a dipping sauce for veggies like broccoli and cauliflower.
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2Sloppy Joes
Tasty YummiesFinding a legitimately satisfying meat-substitute dish can be hard, but this updated sloppy joe recipe breathes new life into the classic comfort food with added spices, sauces, and sugars. Liquid smoke and sriracha sauce, anyone?
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3Buffalo Chicken Dip
Musings of a HousewifeA hardy dip dish is absolutely necessary for any Super Bowl party, and this may be the best we’ve tried yet. Not only does the mere sight of it make our mouths water, but the thought of diving into a fresh-from-the-oven, tangy platter of ranch, blue cheese, and seasoned chicken is just too tempting to ignore.
Get the recipe from Musings of a Housewife.
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4No-Bake Cookies & Creme Mini-Cheesecakes
Simply Gluten-FreeFrom too-crumbly crusts to unset centers, cheesecakes can be a real pain to bake. Not anymore! Recreate this timeless crowd favorite without all the fuss (and in a cute little size!) for an easy upgrade to your Super Bowl dessert table.
Get the recipe from Simply Gluten-Free.
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5Ranch Kale Chips
Mom, What's for Dinner?Replace greasy potato chips with this crunchy superfood preparation. The ranch flavoring ups a tried-and-true recipe, and you can still dunk 'em in your favorite dips.
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6Hot Artichoke Dip and Garlic Rounds
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7Potato Skins with Cheese Sauce
Carla's Gluten Free Recipe BoxLet guests choose what they fancy—and sit back and enjoy some football. Just create a tasty base with baked potatoes and sour cream, then let everyone fill with their own assorted toppings.
Get the recipe from Carla’s Gluten Free Recipe Box.
8Easy Vegan Fudge
Katy's KitchenChocolate is a great way to round out any meal… or to get through nail-biting overtime. And when the total baking time is a mere 15 minutes and there are only four ingredients involved, there’s really no good reason not to make fudge.
Get the recipe from Katy’s Kitchen.
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9Chicken Quesadillas
Cooking with ThasMaking quesadilla shells from scratch does take some work, but when you use masa harina, a traditional Mexican flour, it’s worth the trouble. Adorn with seasoned chicken, red onions, tomatoes, jalapeños, and cheese for a personal-sized Super Bowl fiesta.
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10Roasted Garlic and Mint White-Bean Hummus
Vegan HousewivesServe with veggies, chips, or pretzels, or use as a spread on game-day sandwiches. Adding mint to traditional hummus gives it a cool, refreshing aftertaste, making it the perfect sidekick to spicy food. (We’re looking at you, wings.)
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11Oven-Baked Meatballs
Savvy Saving CoupleWhereas meatballs are usually made in a slow-cooker or frying pan, this recipe calls for baking them in the oven, which preserves a soft and moist inside but provides a crispier texture on the outside. Your main challenge will be waiting until the guests arrive to start popping them in your mouth.
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12Simple Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookies
Yammie's Gluten FreedomRe-creating the childhood magic of the chocolate chip cookie in gluten-free form can be tough, which is why we’re set on this recipe that’s already worked out all the kinks. A Super Bowl party just wouldn’t be complete without a couple—and a couple more—of these on your plate.
Get the recipe from Yammie’s Gluten Freedom.
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13Fried Mozzarella with Marinara
Mom, What's for Dinner?The Packers may not be in the big game, but that’s no reason to skip this dairy-state app. With its light breadcrumb base, the recipe is simple enough to whip up before kickoff and perfectly portioned for a finger-food snack.
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