Food for Early Game Watching?

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So, living in Dallas and without Direct TV this is the first time I get to watch the game live on my big screen TV in the livingroom. Normally on games like this, I have a big cookout and have wings, brats, chips and queso, etc. Well, today I was thinking...what do you do for an 8:30 (CST) game???

Part of me wants to get up early and fire up the grill anyways. Then part of me thinks "that's just weird."

What would you guys do? Maybe grill some breakfast sausage?

 

[JEDIJ007]

Damn bro. I'm in Allen. My boy is a jets fan and I'm going over to his house for breakfast foods, bloody Mary's and mimosas. I'll take some donuts and kolaches

 

[Hayden Fox]

Something light. I get too nutted up for games. Cannot eat until post game.

 

[Travis34]

Wow I was just discussing this with my girlfriend... I don't know... Pancakes and bacon??

biscuits & gravy?

when is acceptable to begin drinking ?

 

[ONole1]

Bloody Mary's...oh wait you said food...screw it Bloody Mary's

Probably should have some food though...makes some breakfast bowls that way the potatoes can suck the the alcohol that you may need to consume... :uk:

 

[ccdolfan]

I will be doing mimosas, French Toast Sticks (basically a homemade version of Burger Kings that's way better), and fruit salad.

 

[EmperorPhin]

Eggos

 

[Adam First]

I feel a McDonalds breakfast that morning. McGriddle and hash browns.

 

[PrairieDolphin]

One thing we love to do around here for early games tailgating is cut up a steak into bite site portions and marinate the night before. In morning wrap the steak with bacon with a toothpick holding it all together. Throw on the grill and serve with hash browns and eggs and you have a deadly bruch and get to use the BBQ at the same time. don't plan on drinking until at least half time but another 37-0 1st half may make me reconsider. Kick off here is 7:30am

 

[boho44]

Leftover Thanksgiving Turkey!!
Yes I'm up in Canada and I am celebrating a week early as my family is out of town next weekend

 

[Waddle]

Kickoff 6:30am here. The way things have been going this season, I'll be back in bed by the 2nd quarter.

 

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One thing we love to do around here for early games tailgating is cut up a steak into bite site portions and marinate the night before. In morning wrap the steak with bacon with a toothpick holding it all together. Throw on the grill and serve with hash browns and eggs and you have a deadly bruch and get to use the BBQ at the same time. don't plan on drinking until at least half time but another 37-0 1st half may make me reconsider. Kick off here is 7:30am

That sounds good!

 

[I am Bane]

So, living in Dallas and without Direct TV this is the first time I get to watch the game live on my big screen TV in the livingroom. Normally on games like this, I have a big cookout and have wings, brats, chips and queso, etc. Well, today I was thinking...what do you do for an 8:30 (CST) game???

Part of me wants to get up early and fire up the grill anyways. Then part of me thinks "that's just weird."

What would you guys do? Maybe grill some breakfast sausage?

just throw eggs with it somehow.... you're good to go!!! :tongue:

 

[Dolfins]

Don't care when kick off is. Love the bite sized steak idea wrapped in bacon. Good all day. Breakfast, lunch, dinner or snack finger foods.... Thanks man!!!

 

[ONole1]

Don't care when kick off is. Love the bite sized steak idea wrapped in bacon. Good all day. Breakfast, lunch, dinner or snack finger foods.... Thanks man!!!

Bacon makes everything better!!!