Skip the delivery and whip up your own pie. Prepare the dough and sauce ahead of time and simply pop the pizza in the oven 20 minutes before your guests arrive. Nadia G's pie is dressed for the party with olives, salami and two types of cheese, but feel free to swap in your favorites.
Roger Mooking uses a pizza stone to give his pie an even crisp and golden color. His other trick? Add extra flavor by spreading a layer of roasted garlic puree on the crust before you pile on the toppings.
Set up a burrito bar with fixings like yellow rice, black beans and mojo sauce and let your guests assemble their own meal-in-a-tortilla before kickoff.
If you don't have a wood-burning pizza oven in your backyard like Debi Mazar and Gabriele Corcos from Extra Virgin, simply use a preheated pizza stone to cook these delicious white pizzas for your game-day guests.
Leave it to America's authority on Mexican food, Rick Bayless, to create the perfect quesadilla for your big-game party. Full of flavor and easy to eat while watching, it's a sure-fire crowd-pleaser.
Alton Brown's classic cheese pizza beats delivery any day. Entice your guests with the enticing aromas of homemade pies — you can prep ahead of time, and the baking takes just seven minutes.
David Rocco gives four tasty topping ideas for his basic pizza dough. Cook up a few and serve a pizza buffet to your football-watching guests. There's something for everyone: meat lovers, vegetarians and spicy-food fans alike.
