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4 tips (and 2 recipes) for a winning game day party 🏈

St. Elmo Steak House’s Executive Chef shares his top tips.

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Let’s be honest, the food is really the main event of any Super Bowl party.

Photo by Dave Pluimer

Hut, hut, hike— that’s right, INDY, the big game is just around the corner.

Whether you’re actually watching the big game — or just there for the halftime show and commercials — the key to a good game day party: the food.

We’ve got St. Elmo Steak House‘s Executive Chef Jeremy Holmes here with four tips for throwing a winning party:

  1. Prep what you can the night before. Clean + chop veggies, put the beers on ice, and make sure you have serve-ready dishware.
  2. Glazed meatballs or wings are always a hit. Show off your own chef skills and coat them in St. Elmo Root Beer Glaze or try Chef Jeremy’s Sweet & Spicy Wing recipe.
  3. Meat-free options are a must. Need some inspo? This Pretzel Ring Beer Cheese Dip will impress all guests.
  4. Have a game day toast ready. Celebrate Rihanna’s performance with a St. Elmo ready-to-pour Cosmopolitan or Espresso Martini.

Get party-ready.*

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