Super Bowl food is practically a requirement for Superbowl Sunday. This easy game day recipe for pizza nachos will keep the football fans cheering for more.

Next weekend is the Super Bowl, where even people like myself who know little about sports, and less about football, gather around the television and are suddenly avid fans. Every year, I pick a team, usually based on colors, ‘outfits’, hairstyles (I like the dudes with big bushy long hair that poofs out of the helmet), or something else as equally meaningless. I root for them, until I get distracted and forget football is even on. Usually, I’m socializing or jamming more game day foods into my pie hole, because the other great part to the Super Bowl, besides the commercials, is the food.

Super Bowl food is glorious, melty, gooey, and so bad for you that you have to eat lettuce with chopsticks for the next month and half. And yet, every year, I over indulge. From dips to wings, bites to bars and cheese, standing in its own power category ruling as the supreme binder of football food overlord. Lot’s and lots of cheese.

Our entire menu this week for PtS is based on football foods, tailgating, and partying hard with my inner fat kid.

So let’s kick the Super Bowl food off right, with these super quick and all ages approved pizza nachos.

 Super Bowl food is practically a requirement for Superbowl Sunday. This easy game day recipe for pizza nachos will keep the football fans cheering for more. | PassTheSushi.com

 

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Super Bowl food is practically a requirement for Superbowl Sunday. This easy game day recipe for pizza nachos will keep the football fans cheering for more. | PassTheSushi.comPizza Nachos

From FoodNetwork.com

Ingredients:

  • 1 baguette
  • 1 tbs olive oil
  • 2 cups pizza sauce
  • 3 cups shredded mozzarella cheese
  • 1/2 cup shredded Paresan cheese
  • 1/2 cup sliced pepperoni
  • Basil

Preparation:

Preheat oven to 350 degrees F and line a baking sheet with aluminium foil.

Slice baguette to 1/4 inch thick slices and toss with olive oil. Place baguette in a single layer on prepared baking sheet and bake until crisp, about 7 minutes. Remove from oven.

Using caution, top toasted baguette with pizza sauce, cheeses, and pepperoni *or any other desired toppings*. Bake for another 5 minutes, until the cheese is melted.

Remove from oven and sprinkle with freshly chopped basil. Serve warm.

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Super Bowl food is practically a requirement for Superbowl Sunday. This easy game day recipe for pizza nachos will keep the football fans cheering for more. | PassTheSushi.com

 

22 Comments

  1. What a great take on nachos! I am all about the food, too. I really could care less who plays or wins the game.

  2. In my opinion, Super Bowl Sunday is all about the food! These nachos look great. Can’t wait to see what else you serve up this week!

  3. Sign me up for a batch. I really am actually a football fan so I watch the game while munching. Unfortunately, I don’t care for either team that’s playing, but I will probably pull for the Giants (Tom Brady really doesn’t need another ring).

  4. I am not even planning on watching the Super Bowl (I just got excommunicated from New York), and I want to make these. Yummmmm.

  5. Oh, gosh, these look so yummy! Wonder if I could get away with this for our Super Bowl Sunday dinner? It totally works for me!

  6. What a cool recipe! It looks stunning 🙂

  7. This is awesome. I love pizza. I love nachos. It’s perfect!

  8. Haha, that’s the best nacho update ever! I love baguette so much more than tortilla chips. Mmmmm, now I’m salivating!

  9. Yes yes and more YES! I am so excited about these “nachos” they look so amazing. Kinda like margharita nachos. YUM!

  10. Oh man. Please come over to my house on Sunday and bring a plateful of these! The only thing better than nachos is pizza. Fuse the two together, and you’ve got the perfect snack.

  11. Your Super Bowl nights seem similar to mine. Still a great time even if little football is watched. I love this idea of pizza nachos. They look superb!

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