Celebrate Super Bowl LVI With Recipes Inspired by Cincinnati and Los Angeles

Celebrate Super Bowl LVI With Recipes Inspired by Cincinnati and Los Angeles

If you can find Skyline chili at the store, use it to make this dip taste more authentic. If you can't find it, you can use any chili without beans to make the three-ingredient chip dip. Reviewers say you can top it with other things like jalape?os, olives, green onions, and shredded lettuce to add more flavors.

With just five ingredients, you'll have a tasty dessert that supports your Bengals. These bars are made with crisp rice cereal, peanut butter, butterscotch chips, peanuts, and chocolate chips for a flavorful sweet treat.

Ohio is the Buckeye state after all! These peanut butter chocolate balls are so easy to make and will definitely be a hit at your Super Bowl party.

Wolfgang Puck's sliders are a must-have for Super Bowl Sunday. They're super easy to make and delicious, of course — plus you'll be showing your support with a recipe from one of LA's most iconic chefs.

Chef John developed this recipe specifically to enjoy on a Super Bowl Sunday when the Rams were playing. While the name does suggest a love for the Rams, it's also an acronym to describe the sweet and spicy glaze on the wings — they're coated in ancho chile powder, fresh rosemary, honey, and molasses.

This fresh salsa is made with habanero, Anaheim chile peppers, avocados, tomatoes, and lime juice. It's super easy to make and is sure to be gone before halftime.

Kick up the heat with this spicy chili that is made with three different peppers: jalape?o, habanero, and Anaheim. While the other ingredients take the heat down a little, this chili is certainly not for the faint of heart — the name says it all.

The Black Ginger Cocktail comes from a famous bar in LA. It's made with fresh blackberries, spiced rum, sweet and sour mix, and ginger beer making it incredibly simple to whip up, plus a tasty drink to wash down all your Super Bowl snacks with.

This halftime snack board has everything you need to keep you going until the end of the fourth quarter. There's a tasty selection of shrimp, cheesy bay scallops, hot pepper jelly chips, and even vermouth and gin shooters.

These chicken wings are loaded with flavors from hoisin sauce, teriyaki sauce, ginger, and garlic that create the perfect game day appetizer. Reviewers say the sauce is so good you'll want to add extra to the wings before baking, or even marinate the wings for a few hours.

In honor of Mary J. Blige performing at halftime, serve up some Bloody Mary cocktails. Who says they're just a daytime drink? Plus, if you add different toppings, like grilled cheese, pickles, and shrimp, the cocktail is an appetizer on its own.

Celebrate the California natives performing in the halftime show with this BBQ Chicken Pizza. The recipe is a copycat for a California restaurant's pizza topped with barbeque sauce, chicken, pepperoncini peppers, red onion, and Colby-Monterey Jack cheese.

Essentially all the popular beer brands have Super Bowl commercials throughout the night. So grab your favorite brew and use it to make Chef John's chili. This chili is spiced with poblano pepper, cayenne, and ancho chile powder, but mellowed out with a bottle of beer, cinnamon, and cocoa powder.

If you love Flamin' Hot Cheetos, then you need to try this appetizer. You'll make a cheese ball with cream cheese, Cheddar and pepper Jack cheeses, mayo, Worcestershire, hot sauce, onion powder, and garlic powder, and then you'll roll the whole ball in crushed Flamin' Hot Cheetos. Serve this cheesy appetizer with crackers, corn chips, or veggies.

Walking Tacos are a fan favorite among kids and adults alike. Use your favorite FritoLay chips, like Doritos, Fritos, or Cheetos, as the base for the taco, and then top with ground beef, tomatoes, lettuce, and sour cream.

Get inspired by Taco Bell's commercial to make this copycat nacho dish. You can use all Taco Bell products, like refried beans, queso, and sauce, or you can use whatever you have on hand to make these nachos topped with beans, queso, and enchilada sauce.

Pepsi may be one of the biggest sponsors of the Super Bowl, but we won't tell if you use a different cola instead. These wings are slightly sweet from the cola and brown sugar, but also have a savory flavor from the soy sauce, garlic salt, and onion powder.

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