Tasty Latin Super Bowl Treats to Make Your Guests Forget About the Game
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It's safe to say that it's hard to disappoint Super Bowl party guests when you've got a decent spread of delicious homemade snacks. However, we're confident that the more unique the dishes are, the happier your football-loving friends will be — even if their team doesn't end up taking the title at the end of the night. Keep reading for 15 appetizers and finger foods that will surely have everyone cheering for more than just the big game, then check out 28 mojito recipes to pair with your spread.
Warm queso is always a welcome comfort food in the Winter. You can bet your party guests will be more than enthused about this tequila-infused recipe.
Guacamole is always a staple on Super Bowl night. Step it up a notch and try this seafood version with crabmeat.
If you’re seeking something cheesy and comforting, these crabmeat quesadillas garnished with limes will surely hit the spot.
These yucca empanadas stuffed with beef and vegetables, a classic Dominican street food, will disappear quickly from the snack table.
This simple ceviche — made with fresh white fish, mango, and avocado — is a perfect starter dish for your game-day gathering.
Your party guests won’t want to miss these croquetas de jamón with béchamel sauce.
If classic guacamole doesn’t provide enough of a kick for you and your chips, try this creamy avocado salsa verde.
You’re bound to have some sweet-toothed guests in attendance, so why not include these delicious churro bites with spicy chocolate sauce?
Skip the Tostitos and try your hand at freshly baked tortilla chips to serve alongside your party dip and salsas.
These plantain chip chicken nachos offer a colorful (and tasty) spin on the traditional version.
Some say pork rinds and football go together like peanut butter and jelly. Homemade chicharrones offer a healthier (and likely tastier) take on this game-watching staple.
Avocado bruschetta is a zesty take on this classic appetizer.
Cheese-lovers will totally fall for Peruvian tequeños, a party snack similar to fried wontons, often also filled with beef or chicken.
No one will pass up these Venezuelan arepas filled with carnitas and guasacaca. Trust us.
If hot dogs are a must on Super Bowl Sunday, make them the Chilean way, aka a completo, with tomato, avocado, mayonnaise, and sauerkraut.