Football Nachos. Once you have all of the green garnishes placed on the board, it's time to add the baked football-shaped nachos. Carefully slide the nachos from the baking sheet onto the open space you have lined with parchment paper on the board. Use the sour cream to create football laces on the nachos.

This traditional nacho dish is also perfect for a Super Bowl Party or any other get together with friends. You don't need to pray for a Hail Mary pass to win your football party. Nacho recipes with all the fixins' -- as well as new twists on the classic party recipe, like egg roll nachos -- are guaranteed to be the MVP of any tailgate spread. You can cook Football Nachos using 8 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you cook that.

Ingredients of Football Nachos

You need of Meat or turkey.
Prepare of Purple onion.
Prepare of Green pepper Finley chopped.
It's of as needed Salt.
It's of as needed Ground pepper.
You need of as needed Garlic salt.
You need of Scoop chips.
It's of Grated cheese (any kind you like).

Pour into a very large pot and heat over medium, stirring frequently until mixture begins to bubble. It wouldn't be an appropriate game-day spread unless nachos are involved. Trust us, you'd be hard-pressed to find an easier appetizer for your Super Bowl party. Form follows function when it comes to nachos, starting with layers upon layers of crunchy tortilla chips, melted cheese, ground beef, refried beans, and delicious toppings.

Football Nachos step by step

Chop onion and green pepper pre heat oven to 350*..
Sauté onion and green pepper.
Add in ground beef and continue cooking until meat is browned..
As the mixture is cooking set out a cookie sheet lined with scoop chips. However many can fit on the cookie sheet..
After the mixture is done cooking put mixture in a big bowl. Use a tablespoon to measure the mixture into each chip. You should use all the mixture..
Sprinkle grated cheese over the chips and put in oven 5-7 minutes or until cheese is melted..
Chips should stick together and use a spatula to help get them off the cookie sheet..
Enjoy!!! Have some sour cream with them if you wish..

Nothing says Super Bowl Sunday like a heaping plate of nachos!. Food Network host and chef Sunny Anderson knows a thing or two about how to cook for a crowd. Her "touchdown" nachos that combine chorizo, a Mexican sausage, and ground beef -- topped with all the fixings and two types of drizzles -- is the perfect staple for game day. I'm a fan of shrimp, and my family loves nachos. When I combined those favorites and added fresh avocado, the result was a cool yet satisfying snack. —Teri Rasey, Cadillac, Michigan Football Cake Pops.