Whether you attend a Super Bowl party for the game, the commercials, the halftime show, or to socialize with friends, there's one thing that brings everyone together more than anything else—the food. While the game's results are often an afterthought, a great Super Bowl meal can live on forever in the memories of your fellow partygoers. And what's more of an ego boost than seeing your dish devoured while others remain nearly untouched? Continue reading this article to learn tips about preparing for a party, finding amazing Super Bowl food recipes, and tips for preparing Wagyu steak.

Tips for Planning Out Your Super Bowl Meals

Whether you're hosting a big game viewing party or attending one, planning is the first step in putting out irresistible food. Determine how many people you're cooking for, whether the dishes are best served cold or hot, and if you're putting out a spread of shareables or having a sit-down meal. These factors all play a crucial role in buying ingredients and delegating duties.

The last thing you want is to run out of food and be left scrambling to find a pizza place that doesn't have a backlogged delivery system. So make sure you ask your friends and family to RSVP in plenty of time for you to get what you need for game day. You'll also want to decide what type of Super Bowl meal you plan to assemble.

Gathering Around Table for a Super Bowl Meal

If you're having a quaint sit-down dinner before everyone takes their places on couches and recliners, an American Wagyu beef steak, brisket, or roast is the ultimate way to kick off a party before kickoff. One of the only drawbacks to this is finding a way to please everyone. However, a flight pack consisting of multiple cuts makes it easier to offer something for everyone.

Potluck Style Super Bowl Meals

An ample buffet of fan-favorite Super Bowl snacks and appetizers is always a crowd-pleaser. If you're asking guests to bring a dish, share with everyone what others are planning to bring. We all love chicken wings and pigs in a blanket, but it's not much of a spread if everyone brings the same thing.

Be the MVP of the Party With These Super Bowl Food Recipes

Super Bowl meals consist of everything from one-pot slow cooker dips to wagyu beef steaks. What really matters is finding a Super Bowl food recipe that doesn't stress you out, tastes great, and fits the tone of your party. With that in mind, let's explore some of our favorite beefy Super Bowl recipes and meal ideas:

Steak Burgers, Sandwiches, and Sliders

Why not serve the most American of dishes for the most American of sporting events? But this is the Super Bowl, not the Mediocre Bowl, so you need to find a way to make your burgers up to the task. The easiest way to achieve beef bliss without adding hard-to-find ingredients or prepping hours before cooking is to start with premium American Wagyu ground beef, preformed patties, or steaks.

Preparing Wagyu steak burgers or sandwiches doesn't take much more than salt and pepper and a hot grill or cast iron pan to make a stunningly delicious version. But you can still take your Super Bowl food recipes to another level with additional sauces, spices, or specialty buns. Here are a few Super Bowl meal ideas for burger and sandwich lovers:

• American Wagyu cheeseburger sliders
• Game Day Burgers
• Grilled American Wagyu skirt steak sandwich
• Philly Cheesesteak

Remember, the key to making these Super Bowl recipes is to use American Wagyu ribeyes, patties, ground beef, and skirt steaks.

Nachos and Tacos

How about a plate of crispy, warm tortilla chips or soft taco shells, topped with gooey cheese, all your favorite fixings, American Wagyu steak tips, ground beef, or shredded brisket—now that is nacho average Super Bowl snack or taco.

Dress up these classic Super Bowl meals with guacamole, pico de gallo, sour cream, jalapenos, tomatoes, cheese, and everything else you love; just don't forget the beef. Here are a few taco and nacho recipes that American Wagyu beef steaks, roasts, and ground are sure to enhance:

• Steak nachos
• Loaded brisket nachos
• Crispy Wagyu beef tacos
• Smoked tri-tip tacos
• Short rib and cilantro-lime slaw tacos

Chili

Take this tailgate staple in for a tastebud touchdown by cooking wagyu steak tips, ground beef, brisket, or chuck and letting it mingle with chilies, onions, beans, and all the other ingredients that make your special recipe the star it is. Don't have a tried-and-true chili recipe? No worries, these fan favorites are sure to please:

• Triple threat steak tip chili
• Hearty no-bean chili
• Instant Pot Chili

Less Common Super Bowl Food Recipes

Looking for a Super Bowl meal that isn't a typical game day meal but is sure to have everyone going back for more? Consider these recipes:

• Spanish meatballs in red chili sauce
• Argentinian beef empanadas
• Mini football meatloaf
• Grilled skirt steak skewers

Can't-Miss Tips for Preparing Wagyu Steaks, Roasts, and Ground Beef as Super Bowl Meals

Whether you're a beginner looking for tips for cooking steaks or ways to prepare beef other than on the grill, our blog has multiple articles to help make sure your Super Bowl meal experience is a touchdown. Feel free to check out those articles for more in-depth suggestions, but these quick and easy tips certainly will help in preparing wagyu steaks and other cuts:

• Bring to room temperature: Take your beef out of the refrigerator for at least 30 minutes before you cook it. This helps the cut cook more evenly for consistent medium-rare doneness.
• Pan sear for a delicious crust: When cooking wagyu beef, you can choose between multiple cooking methods. No matter how you prepare wagyu steaks, the best way to get an irresistible crust is by searing it in a cast iron skillet.
• Use a meat thermometer: Simply inserting a thermometer into your beef helps ensure you never over or undercook a piece of meat again. Just monitor the temperature until it reaches the doneness level you prefer.
• Give the meat a rest: After preparing your American Wagyu steak for an unforgettable Super Bowl meal, loosely cover it with aluminum foil and let it rest for five minutes. This allows the juices to redistribute, making each bite a juicy, savory blast of flavor.

Great Super Bowl Meals Start With Good Silver's American Wagyu Beef

If you have a Super Bowl food recipe you've been anxiously waiting to use to impress or want to make an established favorite even better, Good Silver Steak Co.'s American Wagyu beef steaks and roasts are your not-so-secret ingredient.

We offer free shipping on all orders over $200 (excluding ultimate butcher boxes), which means you can maximize flavor and value when you shop with us. From tomahawks to tenderloins and everything in between, Good Silver is your source of the meat that turns your dish into an all-pro Super Bowl meal.