It's here!! The weekend of the Big Game! And Le Food Whore is here to ask "What are you planning to eat during the Superbowl?"

Too many people cop out with delivery pizza, stale deli sandwiches, or bagged chips and slimy, vapid salsas. Well, I'm here to help with that. I've scoured the wide world of web in search of the best, most impressive recipes for gameday snacks and pigskin provender. There's still plenty of time to prepare, so try out one of these great recipes and let me know how they went!

We'll start with wings, one of the more popular selections of football food. Here's a great recipe for BAKED wings (less mess and less calories) from foodandwine.com!

Next is chili. Perhaps no other food (except barbecue) incites differences in opinion the way chili does. Everyone (including yours truly) seems to have their own chili recipe that is "the best", and the debate about contents is heated. Beans? No beans? Green Pepper? No green pepper? Spicy? Sweet? The battle rages on. Since nearly everyone has their own special idea of what chili is, I decided to find the craziest, most ludicrous chili recipe on the internet. It seems, however, that chilicooks.com has beaten me to it, assembling a list of crazy chilis that beats anything else I've seen. If the idea of carrot and olive chili, tequila chili, pumpkin chili, or even New England Seafood Chili is too bizarre for you, try this simple crock-pot recipe from Rick.

What else? How about a Thai dip? Irish nachos? Mexican Party Mix? My mom used to make a quick and yummy snack called "bambini" that was always a hit with kids and adults alike. Looking for a replacement for that flavorless salsa-in-a-jar? Try this.

So instead of once again picking up the phone and ordering cardboard-and-cheese to eat during the Superbowl, this year why not impress your friends by trying a new recipe? They'll spend next week talking about your food, instead of the "Super" commercials.

Go Teams!!

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