Throw A Super Bowl Party: Every Day with Rachael Ray in 60 seconds

by Bob Sassone, Posted Jan 14th 2008 @ 4:18PM

Lots of ideas for your Super Bowl party, including Mini Hot Dogs, Sweet & Salty Kettle Corn, and Linebacker Limeade. Readers sent in recipes too, for everything from pepperoni bread to buffalo chicken cheesesteaks.
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More recipes: Mashed-Potato-Stuffed Chicken and Sopa de mariscos.
Also in this issue: ideas for two more parties you might throw, for Oscar night and Mardi Gras; caramel cheesecake; ideas for winter getaways, and what's in Al Roker's fridge.

Filed Under: Magazines, In Sixty Seconds
Tags: al roker, chinese new year, every day with rachael ray, hot dogs, limeade, mashed potato stuff chicken, rachael ray, super bowl, sweet and salty kettle corn

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1-14-2008 @5:06PM rainey Smith said... UGH!!! If Slashfood is going to take RR seriously then I can't take Slashfood seriously. Seriously!
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1-14-2008 @5:20PM Bob Sassone said... Slashfood isn't a site about chefs, it's about food, and while I find her daily show obnoxious (to put it kindly), her magazine is actually pretty good.
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1-15-2008 @3:54PM Blake said... GET THAT THING OUT OF HERE
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1-15-2008 @11:48AM Melissa said... The snobbery against Rachael Ray by some users of this site honestly offends me. This woman has taught millions of people learn how to make interesting and tasty meals in a relatively short amount of time. She's no chef and she tells people that all the time, but she is a cook and a pretty inventive one at that. Good for her.
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1-15-2008 @11:01AM Muffin said... Yeah. I gotta say, I hate her show, but I have her online magazine site bookmarked.

Its sort of like the Martha Stewart thing. I don't necessarily care for the person presenting the work, but the work is pretty awesome.

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1-15-2008 @4:42PM Maggie said... Pffft. Mini hot dogs is the same thing she recommended LAST year for Super Bowl.

I made them for a party: http://flickr.com/photos/38494596@N00/380837649/

That's so 2007. Step it up, Ray-Ray.
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