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Game Day Homegating

Last month, we had a dinner party using the recipes listed onPartyBluprints.com as a guide. We invited friends, cousins and relatives over to watch some football.

They had some great recipes listed in their Homegating – Score Big with Party Tips and Recipes post that you can check out like:

BROCCOLI & CHEESE DIP superBOWL

SWIZZLE CIDER

HEARTY BEEF CHILI

FOOTBALL FIELD BREAK-AWAY CAKE

So on to the Homegating Party BluPrint:

1. THE MENU- from the playbook…

For our party, we made the Chicken Fajitas and Pulled Pork Sliders with the Slow Cooker Pulled Pork. Of course, Knorr Homestyle Stock was a huge part of our party plan. Knorr® Homestyle Stock was an ingredient in both of our main dishes and in fact, is now one of the main cooking staples in our home. We love it and cannot get enough.

The Chicken Fajitas were delicious. We served the chicken fajitas with tortillas, black beans, homemade salsa, shredded cheese, sour cream and guacamole. We tripled the recipe and still didn't have anything left over.  We also had chips and salsa set out which was gone before we served the fajitas.

The other recipe that we made was the Slow Cooker Pulled Pork which we served as Mini Pork Sliders. The meat was fabulous. Tender and perfectly cooked. Everyone absolutely loved these little sandwiches on King's Hawaiian rolls which we served with cole slaw, baked beans, pickles and potato chips.

2. DECORATIONS – from the playbook…

I ordered party decor from Oriental Trading Company. Here is what I got:

Unfortunately I cannot find any pictures of it although I could swear that I took a few pictures.

3.THE KIDS ZONE – from the playbook…

For the kids, I wanted to do something fun that everyone could play along with as well. So I did two things. First, Football Bingo:

I found those cards online and then tailored them for the kids. If you look in the picture above, you will see that once halftime came, the bingo game turned into a wrestling war although we had fun while it lasted.

I also printed this out for all of the kids:

Although the boys were not as interested, the girls put glitter on the pom poms and used yarn to thread the football with with some wild yarn colors.

The party was a resounding success and we cannot wait to host another party for the Super Bowl.

I found this fabulous picture and will be posting a recipe later this week for Cocoa Krispies Mini Footballs:

Disclosure: This project has been compensated as part of a social shopper insights study for  #collectivebias.

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3 Comments Leave a Comment »

  1. Your party looked fun – Now we need to party together Stacie!

  2. Fun, fun, fun! It all looks great Stacie.

  3. Shelly Peterson

    Wow..the food looks amazing. You sure went all out! I’m sure it was a blast, would love to come to one of your parties! 🙂 Mexican food is my favorite, I have never made fajitas before but I would like to try making them sometime

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