We live in MA and are Brady fans, so the game will be on for our "bubble" of two. We're having ribs, cole slaw and baked beans.

seagrass

What time is it on? I will either be asleep or at work. Never been to a superbowl party. The only football watching parties i went to were for Alabama football. Roll Tide baby!

Hope it's a good game for those interested in watching!

No party for us tomorrow, DH had to put his foot down with a couple of friends.

It will be just the two of us. Ribs, a roasted potato, I may make an apple pie. DH is not an avid pro ball fan, prefers college although we have been watching Seahawks.

making little smokies in crock pot .... and likely we'll have brats and beans for grazing, perhaps salads. was going to do a pork shoulder but don't have the energy [breakdown/portioning/storing the bulk of it]

I don't even know who is playing in the super bowl (obviously I don't care)... I want to attempt pasta carbonara today, however.

Couldn't care less -- never been into football. Sunday is cooking day, though -- making beef stew, curried cauliflower, roasted butternut squash, and probably something else I'm just not sure what yet. Have to have enough for lunches for the week. After I bought the meat for stew I realized I should have planned for chili - not because of the Superbowl but because I haven't made any in a while and it's going to be a cold week, good for bowls of chili. Don't feel like going back to the store for peppers, though -- so beef stew it is (still good for cold days!)

Living in New England, a lot of football fans here. I wasn't a big sports fan, but when all your kids become fans, it's if you can't beat them, join them. [g] We normally have had a lot of Super Bowl parties, but if we didn't do Christmas or Thanksgiving, or Birthdays this year, we're certainly not doing a Super Bowl party.

We'll watch the game, it's not on until 6:30p and we don't usually eat late, so other than watching the game, we're eating what we normally eat. And that's the end of football season and time to focus on the garden.

As a chiefs fan, we're eagerly awaiting the game! We have our food planned -- it's just us and pure junk food!

This morning I celebrated the changing of a light bulb that burned out a few weeks ago...so I'll take any event that does not involve a chore.

Oysters, lobster rolls and smoked salmon croquettes. All prepped and not a chore. Kitchen clean, dishwasher running....

Jerk chicken wings, ginger ale, and cookies. I don't have a horse in this race. As a Chicago Bears fan, I was relieved to see Green Bay eliminated, but what's left are teams I've never followed. My hope is for great commercials and that I can write another 4000 words in the novel I'm working on before kickoff.

Well, the Detroit Lions will be in a Super Bowl.....um....when he!! freezes, maybe? (grin)

I watch the SuperBowl for the commercials, but today Elery is rooting for the Chiefs, he says Brady has enough rings. That's today, yesterday he thought maybe it would be nice if Brady got just one more, prove the "old guy" can still do it. End result is that we don't really care.

No special food. Mother is here and wants lasagna for supper, so that's as good as it gets, I think.

None of the kids or grandkids are interested in football at all, or even any televised sports, other than their local college where both the girls attended class, as did their husbands. Elery prefers college level sports, and our local Ferris State University has done pretty well in football, basketball and hockey in recent years, but they aren't Big Ten, they are whatever the lower level is.

There are 4 Ferris State alumni that made NFL debuts in September and I worked with a woman whose son (Joe Berger) played for the Dolphins, the Cowboys and the Vikings, until his retirement. So, if I "know" one of the players, it's more fun. None of them is in this game, of course.

Annie

We're going to a SB party in a friend's party barn. The 'barn' is 80' x 140' so lots of room for the 20-25 of us to spread out. It has a big wood burning stove to keep us warm. He normally only has one 70" TV in the barn but they temporarily put up 2 more smaller ones.

I made 3 batches of Neapolitan style pizza dough which is enough for twelve 12" pizzas. Others are bringing most of the toppings but I did brown 2 lbs. of Italian sausage that needed to be used before it got freezer burned. We will bake them in my Ooni pizza oven.

I'm also doing 12 lbs. of chicken wings in the oven as I type. I was going to wait and do them on the grill at the party before the game but it's pretty dang cold out. I'm doing part of them buffalo style and the rest with Sweet Baby Ray's BBQ sauce.

Another guy is smoking 5 slabs of baby back ribs and a whole brisket. Not sure what anyone else is bringing besides beer but I can guarantee that there will be plenty of food!

Go Chiefs!!! Run it back!

Lonejack I want to come your party! Sounds perfect. I love making pizza. GO CHIEFS!

We are going to watch with our grown son and family. I am baking cupcakes (red velvet of course) and will use red and yellow sprinkles on them. Go CHIEEEEEEEEFS! 🏈

Party of 5 (my family and mom) complete with spinach artichoke dip and chili. My mom also grabbed some fresh made donuts so we will eat and enjoy the game.

Oh, we have a split house on who we are cheering for so that should make it fun.

Two big things that have made me turn away from the NFL: CTE and the way they treated Kaepernick. I used to marvel "wow - that was a huge hit" - now all I can think is the future that lies ahead of the player who just took that hit. Can't enjoy the game anymore

I am little late but being in New England, we are Brady fans. I am also a Tampa Bay fan from my years living there. Food was simply regular Chili and Turkey "Chili" (no tomatoes). I also made a few Maple Old Bay Chicken Wings.