| Happy Friday! The Super Bowl is this Sunday, and whether you’re hosting a party or just staying home, it’s the perfect excuse to make your favorite game day snacks. I’ve hand-picked some seriously delicious recipes for you, plus I’m sharing one of the best cooking tips I’ve ever discovered. It involves nacho cheese and a little scientific wizardry. If that’s not enough to intrigue you, I don’t know what is. Left to right: Half Baked Harvest, How Sweet Eats, Pinch Of Yum Recipes For A Delicious Super Bowl These are the recipes that’ll score extra points this Super Bowl. Go ahead and look through every recipe -- I dare you not to drool. Chef hack: How to make the world's greatest nacho cheese sauce If you love creamy nacho cheese sauce, you typically have two options: buy a store-bought sauce that’s made with scary ingredients, or make a bechamel, which ends up tasting more French than Tex-Mex. But there’s another option you may not know about: You can make nacho cheese with nothing but real cheese, a tiny bit of water, and a little something called sodium citrate.Sodium citrate is a magical tool of scientific wizardry that will forever change your nacho game. It’s a form of salt that works as an emulsifier, melting cheese into a smooth, creamy texture that will never “break” or separate into an oily mess.You just grate whatever type of cheese you like -- cheddar, blue, brie, feta, Swiss -- and heat it up with a little water and the tiniest bit of sodium citrate, and voila. The creamiest, most unadulterated nacho cheese of your life.
The most uniquely popular Super Bowl snack in every state Google has revealed more of America’s snacking habits, sharing the most searched Super Bowl recipes by state.Nebraskans chow down on cream cheese jalapeño hamburgers, while Alaskans’ favorite snack is something called dill pickle dip with dried beef. What's popular in your state? No moon dust. No B.S. Just a completely essential daily guide to achieving the good life. Subscribe here. Like what you see? Share it.©2018 HuffPost | 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003
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