 Kickoffs,
classic commercials, gridiron greatness and instant replays
– the Super Bowl is upon us, which translates into one
trying task for party planners everywhere – the ultimate
game day gathering. Household hosts will tackle a variety of
duties to match the spirit of fellow fans with an excellent
“Bowl Bash.”
The biggest obstacle for most: the food lineup. Hosts
need party dishes that are finger-friendly, universally
appealing and ideal for groups. The solution is simple: bowl
dips. To help you plan a great bash, King’s Hawaiian has
developed a variety of bread bowl dip recipes – from hearty
to light – along with some party planning tips to sideline
your game day stress.
Here are six vital tips to add to your party planning
playbook:
Chart
Out Your Game Plan: Before heading to the grocery store,
plan your menu and make a list. Be sure to shop early so you
don’t get tackled by last-minute shoppers in the aisles or
shut-out of great selections.
Stock
Your Roster With Reserves: Game day parties bring hungry
crowds, so when planning for food quantities, think big. To
avoid a rush of fourth quarter food frenzies, consider
preparing dishes that you don’t bring out until half-time.
Decorate
Your Sidelines: Decorate the area around the television
with football posters and pennants of your favorite team.
Use green turf to decorate tables where food will be
displayed.
Be Replay Ready: Set up your DVR or Tivo the night before
the big game so you can be sure to capture close calls and
commercials for a second look or laugh.
Warm
Up: Prepare the night before so you don’t have to miss
the pre-game action. Make prepare-ahead recipes, which can
be finished right before guests arrive (many bowl dip ideas
are ideal for this).
Research
Options: There are a wealth of websites to get dip and
other recipe ideas.
These bread bowl recipes will add distinctive flavor to
Bowl Bash plans. For more recipe ideas, visit
Kings
Hawaiian.
Source: Family Features
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