Traeger Grills Make Any Superbowl Celebration Better
Superbowl Meal Ideas to Impress the Pickest Guest
No matter which team has a higher chance of winning the big game on Sunday, the competition we’re here for is all about the food. Which city will be crowned the champion of game-day fare? It will be a close race, but we’re putting the top regional favorites up against one another and letting you make the call.
Philly Cheesesteak Shotgun Shells
We felt it was time to look for a fresh and intriguing variety of shotgun shells because they are currently trending heavily on the internet. We found smoked Philly cheesesteak shotgun shells here, and they completely floored us. We began to daydream about both Italy and Philadelphia at the same time as the flavor of the pasta and the juicy meat melted in our mouths.
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Kansas City BBQ Burnt Ends
In Kansas City, burnt ends were created. These juicy nuggets, which are cut from smoked brisket and then cooked to absolute caramelization, are the ideal game-day snack. How do they do against crunchy, cheese-filled Philly Cheesesteak Shotgun Shells, though? See which one earns the bonus point by making both. The trimmings from a smoked brisket are called burnt ends. The point cut of the brisket produces a rich, smoky bark and a crisp texture throughout the smoking process. They cut them into cubes, sauce them, and then kiss them with smoke to caramelize them after trimming off this tasty portion.
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Italian cuisine and hoagies are both well-known in Philadelphia (aka subs or grinders). This variation features grilled meat that has been marinated in garlic, cheese, and Italian pickles that are heaped high on a hoagie bread. In contrast, Missourins adore their pork. Which cuisine will satisfy your desire on game day?
Italian Beef Sandwich
Take a bite off of a meaty, melting cheese-covered Italian sandwich. Juicy For one enormous supper, Traegered beef is sandwiched between two thick-cut slices of bread and topped with giardiniera. Not sure exactly what giardiniera is? We didn’t know either. Giardiniera made in the Chicago way is a mixture of chopped vegetables, most frequently cauliflower, carrots, bell peppers, celery, and chilli peppers, that are combined and preserved in two steps: They are marinated in olive oil after being pickled in vinegar first.
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Kansas City Bacon Pork Pinwheels
With these delicious pork loin bacon roll-ups, every day can be Pork Appreciation Day. These pinwheels of pork tenderloin and bacon make a tasty starter or main dish. As you will see, preparation is easy and doesn’t take much time. This recipe for quick and delectable bacon appetizers made with excellent pork loin and bacon is ideal for game day.
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BBQ Cooking with Traeger for Superbowl Celebrations
If you’re looking for the perfect way to cook up a delicious spread for your Superbowl celebration, look no further than Traeger natural hardwood pellet BBQs and Smokers. For true barbecue enthusiasts, cooking with wood-fired heat is an art form and Traeger is the ultimate tool to master it. Traeger grills are powered by 100% all-natural hardwood pellets, which burn much hotter and more efficiently than charcoal. In addition to being temperature-controlled―so you don’t have to worry about flare-ups―the pellets can be flavored in a variety of ways depending on what type of food you’re grilling or smoking. With Traeger, it’s easy to customize your cooking experience every time. When it comes to BBQing for a big event like the Superbowl, Traeger has got you covered. Start by prepping your Classic Prime Rib Roast early in the day so that it gets plenty of time in the smoker before game time arrives. Once the meat is ready, fire up the grill and throw on some classic sides like Smoked Macaroni & Cheese or Bacon-Wrapped Corn on the Cob while monitoring the internal temperatures using a digital thermometer. For an extra touch of class―and added flavor―try adding some wood chips like mesquite or hickory directly onto your coals just before serving your main dishes. This radiant heat will give your meal a beautiful smoky finish that will have everyone reaching for seconds! And since there’s no need to monitor temperatures constantly as with traditional charcoal grills, you’ll be free to enjoy every minute of your party without having to stand over hot coals all day long. By cooking outdoors in this low-maintenance style, you’ll also be able to free up space indoors so that everyone can enjoy their food without feeling cramped! Whether you’re experienced when it comes to barbecues or just starting out, investing in a Traeger make sure that your Superbowl celebration is one everyone will remember!
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