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23 one-hand, no-mess snacks for game night that will have your friends full and your board games clean as a whistle. 23 No-Mess Snacks For Board Game Night. By Crystal May 9, 2016. Poker Night Idea 03: Food When it comes to food, it’s pretty easy to carry the theme. Whether you opt for a fondant covered cake with cards and a lucky clover, or simply try focusing on colors, you can’t go wrong with some of these ideas! Honey-Wheat Pretzel Twists Snack on these to satisfy your craving for sweet, salty, and crunchy. Unlike the pale, sugar-laden honey-wheat pretzel twists sold in bags at the grocery store, these are.
This blog covers food recipes for guys, though it offers great food tips for everyone.
Drink of the Week
Every week Bob Westal whips up a new drink recipe, from the classics we all love to new recipes to try out when you’re out or at home.
Best Burgers
What’s beefy, cheesy, and greasy all over? Thrillist takes a look at America’s most bodacious burgers.
Games to Avoid During a Hangover
Here’s a great list of games that aren’t a great fit with a hangover.
Food & Drink Home | Grub for Guys | Beer Reviews | Drink Recipes | Essential Cocktails | Fast Food | Romantic Dinners | Snacks | Tailgating | Wine ReviewsGrub for Guys, recipe ideas for men, easy recipes, quick recipe ideas, easy cooking, guy food, dude food
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One of the easiest ways to impress a date is to cook her a great meal. For those of you who cringe at the thought of cracking a recipe book and dicing vegetables all afternoon, Mike Farley has two words of advice: chill out. There are all sorts of easy meals and snacks that you can cook up for your girl or, yes, for poker night with the boys. That’s right -- why not ditch the chips and pretzels and offer your buddies some loaded potato skins or grilled buffalo tenders? After all, while whipping something up in the kitchen takes more work than grabbing a couple bagged snacks off the grocery store shelf, your guests and your taste buds will all agree that it was worth it. Dig in!
You can also get more ideas on grub for guys by checking out Mike’s food blog at Mikey’s Kitchen and on Twitter @FoodForMen.March Madness Spread
March 19, 2013
It’s too late to change your bracket, but you can still mix things up in the kitchen with these quick and delicious snacks.Holiday appetizers
Updated: December 19, 2012
If your idea of holiday party food is a bag of flavored potato chips and the good pork rinds, let Mike help you make some awesome holiday appetizers that will knock the socks off your guests.Super Bowl Spread IV
February 2, 2012
Mike Farley spices up your party with our Super Bowl Spread IV, featuring queso meatballs, pizza potato skins and more.Beef Tenderloin
December 19, 2011
Treat yourself this Christmas with a memorable meal like Mike’s beef tenderloin with horseradish dipping sauce.Green Chile Burger
June 24, 2011
Add some Southwestern flair to your next cookout with Mike’s spicy Green Chile Burger.Super Bowl Spread III
February 3, 2011
Chips? Pizza? Burgers? Your stomach and your guests will thank you for getting a little creative this year with some Buffalo Chicken Nachos or Brat and Wisconsin Cheddar Mini Pizzas.Chili for Dudes 101
November 4, 2010
The calendar has turned to fall, a chill is in the air, football season is in full swing..must be chili time! Mike’s traditional chili and white chicken chili both bring plenty of flavor and heat.Quesadilla Fiesta!
September 28, 2010
Poker Night Food Menu
Quesadillas for breakfast? Check out Mike’s instructions for making a Breakfast Quesadilla as well as Spicy Chicken and Cheeseburger versions.Poker Night FoodsCajun chicken fettuccine
August 26, 2010
It may be a clogged artery waiting to happen..but damn, is fettuccine alfredo good! If you like your meals with a little kick, try Mike’s Cajun chicken fettuccine.Peanut Butter and Banana Burger with beer greens
July 29, 2010
Burgers are the most basic of summer foods, but they can get a little stale if you’re just dealing with meat on the grill. Mike adds peanut butter and bananas for an unusual but tasty burger.Fourth of July Hot Dog Spread
July 1, 2010
Instead of serving the same ol’ dogs at your Fourth of July party, try dressing them up a bit. Mike lays out his Chili, Chicago-style and Buffalo dogs.Pasta salad trio
June 3, 2010
Think pasta salad is too girly? Roulette payout trickster. Dude-friendly dishes like buffalo chicken pasta and cold sesame noodles will put hair on your chest and pleasure in your belly.Chicken-fried hamburger
April 27, 2010
They say it tastes like..well, try it and see! Mike channels his inner good ol’ boy with this recipe.St. Patty’s Day reuben
March 16, 2010
Corned beef takes center stage this time of year, and Mike delivers a St. Patty’s Reuben using coleslaw instead of the traditional sauerkraut. Eat, drink and be Irish!Chicken, bean & spinach stew
February 24, 2010
With winter winding down, Mike offers up a stew that will warm up the remaining chilly days while helping you burn off the spare tire you’ve been working on all winter.Super Bowl Spread II
February 4, 2010
The food is almost as important as the game on Super Bowl Sunday. Spice up your party with Mike’s Buffalo Turkey Meatballs, Steak Bites, Olive Poppers, Smoky Chipotle Dip and Fiery Snack Mix!Hot meals perfect for cold months
December 30, 2009
Mike offers up a Dude Stew and Kickass Chicken & Rice knowing that you’ll need something to keep you warm and nourished when you’re watching all the bowl games and NFL Playoffs.You’ve got all that leftover turkey. Now what?
November 25, 2009
Don’t waste that bird when Turkey Day passes. Mike offers a five-pack of recipes for your leftover fixin’s, including breakfast hash, a Big Easy-style sandwich and pizza topped with potatoes.
Halloween candy special(10/27/2009)
Candy is dandy, especially around Halloween. Mike names the best, worst and healthiest candy of the season, in case you want to cherry pick your kid’s treat haul.
Ham, olive and three-cheese grilled cheese sandwich(09/23/2009)
Add a cup of tomato soup to this variation on an old favorite, and you’ve got hearty comfort food in a flash. Mike’s buddy Matty pounds them down three at a time, but your cardiologist says a little restraint never hurt.
Meat and Potatoes II(08/27/2009)
Ready for the next level? Mike started out slowly, teaching you the basics of meat-n-potatoes cooking. Now he brings recipes for Flank Steak with Grilled Tomato Salsa and Twice Baked Potatoes, tasty twists on the old standards. Fire up the grill, oven and food processor, as you add to your culinary repertoire.
Fresh Summer Grilling(07/30/2009)
Summertime cooking isn’t just all dogs ’n’ burgers, or some type of meat slathered in BBQ sauce. Mike presents recipes that add sweetness and spice, like chicken with pineapple and jalapeno salsa, and that other white meat (pork, of course) marinated in lime juice and served as a taco.
Guy guzpacho(06/29/2009)
Cold pizza? Sure. Cold meatloaf sandwich? A real treat. But what about cold soup? If you thought it was only for orphans and prisoners in a dungeon, think again. Mike’s Guy Guzpacho recipe is an intentionally cold tomato-based soup that makes for a great summer meal.
Meatball stuffed eggplant(05/28/2009)
No, an eggplant doesn’t come from a chicken, but you can use poultry in this recipe that brings together an unusual vegetable with turkey meatballs. Mike shows how a little time in the kitchen, along with a prepared food, equals homemade goodness.
One healthy turkey sandwich(04/17/2009)
Mike marries tasty turkey with good-fat avocado (via guacamole) in this sandwich on whole-grain bread. Add crispy bacon and lettuce and you’ve got a meal that’s crunchy, smooth and not too bad on the arteries. Limit yourself one or two beers and you’re happy while eating healthy.
Slow cooker beef stew with beer (Yum, beer!)(03/03/2009)
A slow cooker isn’t the first appliance you think of when imagining a guy’s kitchen gadgetry, but Mike says crock pots aren’t only for girls. His beef stew with beer recipe fills the air with a hearty aroma and the stomach with a tasty meal, and best of all, it can cook while you watch the game!
Super Bowl Spread I: Slow Roasted BBQ Ribs, Spicy Salami Sliders, Killer Taco Dip, Veggie Panini and Savory Cilantro Chili Corn Muffins(01/28/2009)
Aren’t you tired of serving the same old grub at your Super Bowl party? Chips, pretzels, pizza, wings..blah, blah, blah. Mike’s Super Bowl Spread will help you get creative for this year’s game with easy recipes for BBQ ribs, Spicy Salami Sliders, Killer Taco Dip and more. Eat up!
Looking To Lose That Holiday Weight? Mikey’s Cobb Salad, Grilled Buffalo Tenders, Cheese/Peanut Butter Squares and more(01/16/2009)
Chances are you put on a few (or more) pounds over the holidays. For those looking to shed some of that extra weight in the New Year, Mike offers up a tasty selection of low-carb options that will make life a bit easier when you’re trying to shrink that gut.
Thanksgiving dinner: Turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and gravy for the common dude(11/20/2008)
Guys usually leave the cooking to someone else on Thanksgiving, but Mike presents recipes for the classic turkey dinner with stuffing, mashed potatoes and gravy, and ensures us that it’s not too complicated, even for the novice cook. Just be sure to save room for pumpkin pie.
So you have a hangover? Hangover Soup and Bloody Mary(10/23/2008)
What helps when your head feels like it’s packed in a vice with a bag of cotton balls in your mouth? Some protein, some fluid and a bit o’ the hair of the dog. Mike Farley comes up with recipes for Hangover Soup and a Bloody Mary to turn down the volume on the boom-boom-boom of the morning after.
Chipotle Mac & Cheese and Tex-Mex Meatballs with Spicy Tomatillo Sauce(09/25/2008)
The term ’comfort food’ conjures up images of mac and cheese, chicken soup or maybe meatloaf and mashed potatoes. But comfortable doesn’t mean bland. Mike adds a spicy twist to a couple of old favorites in dishes that bring the heat while satisfying the soul: chipotle mac & cheese and Tex-Mex meatballs.
Cheeseburger Wellington(09/04/2008)
It sounds damn fancy, but hey, it’s just a cheeseburger. Mike dreams up a taste treat and emerged from the test kitchen with his Cheeseburger Wellington, using puff pastry instead of a bun and ground beef in place of filet mignon. On the side, he adds home fries. Greasy, salty, but oh, so good.
Quick & easy grilling(08/12/2008)
Your backyard grill can become a source of interesting and easy foods, beyond the basics of burned beef. Mike Farley offers up recipes for chicken, pork and shrimp, and some marinades and spices to season them. And don’t forget what Mom said: Eat your vegetables and fruit!
Real Man quiche and bistro pasta(07/07/2008)
A great date begins with you cooking her dinner and ends with you making breakfast the next morning. Mike suggests starting with Bistro Pasta with tomato and basil and then capping off your sleepover with Real Man Quiche. It may not sound very manly, but trust us -- she’ll eat it up.
The Best Damn Chicken Wings, Period.(06/24/2008)
Smoke ’em if ya got ’em. Mike presents his recipe for chicken wings, a twist on the familiar fried or baked poultry pieces. Prepped in a range-top smoker, he then adds Cajun spices and grills the wings to crispy perfection. Added bonus: your house ends up smelling like bacon.
Mini pizzas: buffalo chicken and chili dog(06/10/2008)
Mini-anything doesn’t sound like Grub for Guys, but duuuude, these mini pizzas hold two all-star male-oriented edibles: buffalo chicken and chili dogs. Mike advises that a knife and fork may be needed to chow down on these tasty tidbits, and, hey, no one said you can’t have a half dozen of ’em.
He-Man fiery sausage and peppers(05/28/2008)
Are you the kind of guy who likes to singe his tastebuds with spicy food? Then Mike’s latest Grub for Guys offering may be right up your alley. His He-Man Fiery Sausage recipe is the perfect dish for a get-together with the guys. Just make sure to have plenty of frosty beverages on hand!
The Morning After: Huevos Rancheros(05/13/2008)
After a night of imbibing, you may want a little bit of the hair of the dog, but try this dish instead: Mike’s quick and easy Huevos Rancheros. They are filling, high in protein and spicy enough to cut through the fur coat on your tongue. Maureen McGovern was right – there’s got to be a morning after.
Spaghetti Sauce 101(04/28/2008)
Put down the Prego, fellas. Mike offers up a killer spaghetti sauce recipe that you can whip up while watching the game or playing ’Guitar Hero.’ Simple and, even better, inexpensive, Mike’s Spaghetti Sauce 101 recipe is the perfect way to impress your lady.
Meat and Potatoes 101: Steak, baked potato and grilled vegetables(04/10/2008)
After waiting all winter, it’s finally time to get back behind your grill. Mike Farley offers up a simple menu that will satiate any carnivore, whether you’re grilling up something nice for your lady or just throwing together a filling meal for yourself.Men’s Poker Night Food
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All bets are in, the action’s high, and you’re hosting a poker night. Need some party ideas? I’ve got you covered. Below is a round-up of ideas, decorations, food, invitations, and more! So don’t fold just yet, throw those chips all in, and let’s go! Throw The Best Poker Night Party!Poker Night Food IdeasPoker Night Idea 01: Decorations
If you haven’t ever checked out Big Dot of Happiness, you’re missing out! They have everything you need to throw a party, all in one spot. If you’re not up to creating your own decorations, then you really should check out what they have to offer your Poker Party here.
If you’re up to making your own decorations, try taking the suit symbols and stringing them up on clear fishing line or string. You can cut them out yourself or grab a set of glittery ones here. You can hang the bunting from your mantle, over doorways, or even from the ceiling!
When it comes to colors, the answer is easy! Play up the red, white, and black for a formal affair and a sure-fire tie-in with playing cards.
While you’re at it, why not create a cute table setting using a pack of playing cards? Adding them as place cards, or even tying them onto a clear glass vase is an effective way to tie in your theme. Poker Night Idea 02: Invitations
When it comes to inviting your guests, it’s best to make sure they know what they’re in for. You can purchase some beautiful ones from Big Dot of Happiness here. If you’ve got some skills with Photoshop, then make your own! You can create something uniquely your own and have it printed through Minted. By adding in elements like poker chips or card suits, you’re sure to create something on theme with minimal creative effort. Poker Night Idea 03: Food
When it comes to food, it’s pretty easy to carry the theme. Whether you opt for a fondant covered cake with cards and a lucky clover, or simply try focusing on colors, you can’t go wrong with some of these ideas!
Who wouldn’t gamble on a fruit kebab, especially when aces are wild? Try alternating black grapes with strawberries cut in half and placing a hole-punched card at the bottom. Poker Night Food
You can also buy or make a cheese ball, re-form it into a square and place halved olives in each side for the pips. Then ta-da! You’re done. You can also serve tiny sliders and keep them together using these card suit toothpicks. Grab them here in black as well.
For serving the drinks thathave that little something extra, try freezing dice and placing them in cups in place of ice cubes. I know, dice aren’t part of poker but they make for a fun addition! If you’re not up for frozen dice, then you can give that pack of cards you’ve already taken apart for the kebabs and use them on the stems of your glasses! They can act as name tags as well as adding to your theme. Poker Night Food IdeasPoker Idea 04: Keeping it Classy
Okay, so you want to throw a poker party, but you don’t want the night to crumble into madness. This is where keeping it classy comes into play. If you want to throw a legit Poker Party, here are some suggestions for keeping things classy:
*Prep the Peeps: This is where the invites come into play. If you want people to actually play poker, they might need time to learn or get up to speed. Don’t be afraid to communicate with your guests what the expectations are for playing. I’d also suggest being intentional in your invitations. If you have a friend with a gambling issue or one who can’t hold their liquor, skip the invite this time and do something different with them on an alternative evening.
*Real Deal: If you really want to keep your evening above board, then you need to find a professional dealer or at least someone who’s skilled at the art of dealing cards. This will make the evening run much smoother because you’ll have someone dedicated to keeping the games going.
*Table Top Matters: Having an actual felt table makes a difference! It’s easier to pick up cards and keeps things rolling. If you don’t have a place you can put a permanent card table, try this folding one!
*Cards and Chips: There are plenty of places to cut corners for this party, but this isn’t one. If you’re serious about throwing a classy poker night, then don’t skimp on the cards and chips. This set has chips and cards of good quality. Poker Idea 05: Outfits
Another way to make your evening a night to remember is to dress up! Whether you opt for a full 20s party (because it is the Roaring ’20s, take two!) or just a formal event, you can’t go wrong with dressing up. You can get a gorgeous beaded dress here complete with gloves, feathers, and more! You can also hit up your local thrift store and go hunting through old formal dresses. One thing’s for sure, dressing up is definitely an ace in the hole.
What would your Poker Party staples be? Let me know in the comments below, and happy party planning! Now go get your poker faces on and have some fun!
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23 one-hand, no-mess snacks for game night that will have your friends full and your board games clean as a whistle. 23 No-Mess Snacks For Board Game Night. By Crystal May 9, 2016. Poker Night Idea 03: Food When it comes to food, it’s pretty easy to carry the theme. Whether you opt for a fondant covered cake with cards and a lucky clover, or simply try focusing on colors, you can’t go wrong with some of these ideas! Honey-Wheat Pretzel Twists Snack on these to satisfy your craving for sweet, salty, and crunchy. Unlike the pale, sugar-laden honey-wheat pretzel twists sold in bags at the grocery store, these are.
This blog covers food recipes for guys, though it offers great food tips for everyone.
Drink of the Week
Every week Bob Westal whips up a new drink recipe, from the classics we all love to new recipes to try out when you’re out or at home.
Best Burgers
What’s beefy, cheesy, and greasy all over? Thrillist takes a look at America’s most bodacious burgers.
Games to Avoid During a Hangover
Here’s a great list of games that aren’t a great fit with a hangover.
Food & Drink Home | Grub for Guys | Beer Reviews | Drink Recipes | Essential Cocktails | Fast Food | Romantic Dinners | Snacks | Tailgating | Wine ReviewsGrub for Guys, recipe ideas for men, easy recipes, quick recipe ideas, easy cooking, guy food, dude food
Food & Drink Channel / Bullz-Eye Home
One of the easiest ways to impress a date is to cook her a great meal. For those of you who cringe at the thought of cracking a recipe book and dicing vegetables all afternoon, Mike Farley has two words of advice: chill out. There are all sorts of easy meals and snacks that you can cook up for your girl or, yes, for poker night with the boys. That’s right -- why not ditch the chips and pretzels and offer your buddies some loaded potato skins or grilled buffalo tenders? After all, while whipping something up in the kitchen takes more work than grabbing a couple bagged snacks off the grocery store shelf, your guests and your taste buds will all agree that it was worth it. Dig in!
You can also get more ideas on grub for guys by checking out Mike’s food blog at Mikey’s Kitchen and on Twitter @FoodForMen.March Madness Spread
March 19, 2013
It’s too late to change your bracket, but you can still mix things up in the kitchen with these quick and delicious snacks.Holiday appetizers
Updated: December 19, 2012
If your idea of holiday party food is a bag of flavored potato chips and the good pork rinds, let Mike help you make some awesome holiday appetizers that will knock the socks off your guests.Super Bowl Spread IV
February 2, 2012
Mike Farley spices up your party with our Super Bowl Spread IV, featuring queso meatballs, pizza potato skins and more.Beef Tenderloin
December 19, 2011
Treat yourself this Christmas with a memorable meal like Mike’s beef tenderloin with horseradish dipping sauce.Green Chile Burger
June 24, 2011
Add some Southwestern flair to your next cookout with Mike’s spicy Green Chile Burger.Super Bowl Spread III
February 3, 2011
Chips? Pizza? Burgers? Your stomach and your guests will thank you for getting a little creative this year with some Buffalo Chicken Nachos or Brat and Wisconsin Cheddar Mini Pizzas.Chili for Dudes 101
November 4, 2010
The calendar has turned to fall, a chill is in the air, football season is in full swing..must be chili time! Mike’s traditional chili and white chicken chili both bring plenty of flavor and heat.Quesadilla Fiesta!
September 28, 2010
Poker Night Food Menu
Quesadillas for breakfast? Check out Mike’s instructions for making a Breakfast Quesadilla as well as Spicy Chicken and Cheeseburger versions.Poker Night FoodsCajun chicken fettuccine
August 26, 2010
It may be a clogged artery waiting to happen..but damn, is fettuccine alfredo good! If you like your meals with a little kick, try Mike’s Cajun chicken fettuccine.Peanut Butter and Banana Burger with beer greens
July 29, 2010
Burgers are the most basic of summer foods, but they can get a little stale if you’re just dealing with meat on the grill. Mike adds peanut butter and bananas for an unusual but tasty burger.Fourth of July Hot Dog Spread
July 1, 2010
Instead of serving the same ol’ dogs at your Fourth of July party, try dressing them up a bit. Mike lays out his Chili, Chicago-style and Buffalo dogs.Pasta salad trio
June 3, 2010
Think pasta salad is too girly? Roulette payout trickster. Dude-friendly dishes like buffalo chicken pasta and cold sesame noodles will put hair on your chest and pleasure in your belly.Chicken-fried hamburger
April 27, 2010
They say it tastes like..well, try it and see! Mike channels his inner good ol’ boy with this recipe.St. Patty’s Day reuben
March 16, 2010
Corned beef takes center stage this time of year, and Mike delivers a St. Patty’s Reuben using coleslaw instead of the traditional sauerkraut. Eat, drink and be Irish!Chicken, bean & spinach stew
February 24, 2010
With winter winding down, Mike offers up a stew that will warm up the remaining chilly days while helping you burn off the spare tire you’ve been working on all winter.Super Bowl Spread II
February 4, 2010
The food is almost as important as the game on Super Bowl Sunday. Spice up your party with Mike’s Buffalo Turkey Meatballs, Steak Bites, Olive Poppers, Smoky Chipotle Dip and Fiery Snack Mix!Hot meals perfect for cold months
December 30, 2009
Mike offers up a Dude Stew and Kickass Chicken & Rice knowing that you’ll need something to keep you warm and nourished when you’re watching all the bowl games and NFL Playoffs.You’ve got all that leftover turkey. Now what?
November 25, 2009
Don’t waste that bird when Turkey Day passes. Mike offers a five-pack of recipes for your leftover fixin’s, including breakfast hash, a Big Easy-style sandwich and pizza topped with potatoes.
Halloween candy special(10/27/2009)
Candy is dandy, especially around Halloween. Mike names the best, worst and healthiest candy of the season, in case you want to cherry pick your kid’s treat haul.
Ham, olive and three-cheese grilled cheese sandwich(09/23/2009)
Add a cup of tomato soup to this variation on an old favorite, and you’ve got hearty comfort food in a flash. Mike’s buddy Matty pounds them down three at a time, but your cardiologist says a little restraint never hurt.
Meat and Potatoes II(08/27/2009)
Ready for the next level? Mike started out slowly, teaching you the basics of meat-n-potatoes cooking. Now he brings recipes for Flank Steak with Grilled Tomato Salsa and Twice Baked Potatoes, tasty twists on the old standards. Fire up the grill, oven and food processor, as you add to your culinary repertoire.
Fresh Summer Grilling(07/30/2009)
Summertime cooking isn’t just all dogs ’n’ burgers, or some type of meat slathered in BBQ sauce. Mike presents recipes that add sweetness and spice, like chicken with pineapple and jalapeno salsa, and that other white meat (pork, of course) marinated in lime juice and served as a taco.
Guy guzpacho(06/29/2009)
Cold pizza? Sure. Cold meatloaf sandwich? A real treat. But what about cold soup? If you thought it was only for orphans and prisoners in a dungeon, think again. Mike’s Guy Guzpacho recipe is an intentionally cold tomato-based soup that makes for a great summer meal.
Meatball stuffed eggplant(05/28/2009)
No, an eggplant doesn’t come from a chicken, but you can use poultry in this recipe that brings together an unusual vegetable with turkey meatballs. Mike shows how a little time in the kitchen, along with a prepared food, equals homemade goodness.
One healthy turkey sandwich(04/17/2009)
Mike marries tasty turkey with good-fat avocado (via guacamole) in this sandwich on whole-grain bread. Add crispy bacon and lettuce and you’ve got a meal that’s crunchy, smooth and not too bad on the arteries. Limit yourself one or two beers and you’re happy while eating healthy.
Slow cooker beef stew with beer (Yum, beer!)(03/03/2009)
A slow cooker isn’t the first appliance you think of when imagining a guy’s kitchen gadgetry, but Mike says crock pots aren’t only for girls. His beef stew with beer recipe fills the air with a hearty aroma and the stomach with a tasty meal, and best of all, it can cook while you watch the game!
Super Bowl Spread I: Slow Roasted BBQ Ribs, Spicy Salami Sliders, Killer Taco Dip, Veggie Panini and Savory Cilantro Chili Corn Muffins(01/28/2009)
Aren’t you tired of serving the same old grub at your Super Bowl party? Chips, pretzels, pizza, wings..blah, blah, blah. Mike’s Super Bowl Spread will help you get creative for this year’s game with easy recipes for BBQ ribs, Spicy Salami Sliders, Killer Taco Dip and more. Eat up!
Looking To Lose That Holiday Weight? Mikey’s Cobb Salad, Grilled Buffalo Tenders, Cheese/Peanut Butter Squares and more(01/16/2009)
Chances are you put on a few (or more) pounds over the holidays. For those looking to shed some of that extra weight in the New Year, Mike offers up a tasty selection of low-carb options that will make life a bit easier when you’re trying to shrink that gut.
Thanksgiving dinner: Turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and gravy for the common dude(11/20/2008)
Guys usually leave the cooking to someone else on Thanksgiving, but Mike presents recipes for the classic turkey dinner with stuffing, mashed potatoes and gravy, and ensures us that it’s not too complicated, even for the novice cook. Just be sure to save room for pumpkin pie.
So you have a hangover? Hangover Soup and Bloody Mary(10/23/2008)
What helps when your head feels like it’s packed in a vice with a bag of cotton balls in your mouth? Some protein, some fluid and a bit o’ the hair of the dog. Mike Farley comes up with recipes for Hangover Soup and a Bloody Mary to turn down the volume on the boom-boom-boom of the morning after.
Chipotle Mac & Cheese and Tex-Mex Meatballs with Spicy Tomatillo Sauce(09/25/2008)
The term ’comfort food’ conjures up images of mac and cheese, chicken soup or maybe meatloaf and mashed potatoes. But comfortable doesn’t mean bland. Mike adds a spicy twist to a couple of old favorites in dishes that bring the heat while satisfying the soul: chipotle mac & cheese and Tex-Mex meatballs.
Cheeseburger Wellington(09/04/2008)
It sounds damn fancy, but hey, it’s just a cheeseburger. Mike dreams up a taste treat and emerged from the test kitchen with his Cheeseburger Wellington, using puff pastry instead of a bun and ground beef in place of filet mignon. On the side, he adds home fries. Greasy, salty, but oh, so good.
Quick & easy grilling(08/12/2008)
Your backyard grill can become a source of interesting and easy foods, beyond the basics of burned beef. Mike Farley offers up recipes for chicken, pork and shrimp, and some marinades and spices to season them. And don’t forget what Mom said: Eat your vegetables and fruit!
Real Man quiche and bistro pasta(07/07/2008)
A great date begins with you cooking her dinner and ends with you making breakfast the next morning. Mike suggests starting with Bistro Pasta with tomato and basil and then capping off your sleepover with Real Man Quiche. It may not sound very manly, but trust us -- she’ll eat it up.
The Best Damn Chicken Wings, Period.(06/24/2008)
Smoke ’em if ya got ’em. Mike presents his recipe for chicken wings, a twist on the familiar fried or baked poultry pieces. Prepped in a range-top smoker, he then adds Cajun spices and grills the wings to crispy perfection. Added bonus: your house ends up smelling like bacon.
Mini pizzas: buffalo chicken and chili dog(06/10/2008)
Mini-anything doesn’t sound like Grub for Guys, but duuuude, these mini pizzas hold two all-star male-oriented edibles: buffalo chicken and chili dogs. Mike advises that a knife and fork may be needed to chow down on these tasty tidbits, and, hey, no one said you can’t have a half dozen of ’em.
He-Man fiery sausage and peppers(05/28/2008)
Are you the kind of guy who likes to singe his tastebuds with spicy food? Then Mike’s latest Grub for Guys offering may be right up your alley. His He-Man Fiery Sausage recipe is the perfect dish for a get-together with the guys. Just make sure to have plenty of frosty beverages on hand!
The Morning After: Huevos Rancheros(05/13/2008)
After a night of imbibing, you may want a little bit of the hair of the dog, but try this dish instead: Mike’s quick and easy Huevos Rancheros. They are filling, high in protein and spicy enough to cut through the fur coat on your tongue. Maureen McGovern was right – there’s got to be a morning after.
Spaghetti Sauce 101(04/28/2008)
Put down the Prego, fellas. Mike offers up a killer spaghetti sauce recipe that you can whip up while watching the game or playing ’Guitar Hero.’ Simple and, even better, inexpensive, Mike’s Spaghetti Sauce 101 recipe is the perfect way to impress your lady.
Meat and Potatoes 101: Steak, baked potato and grilled vegetables(04/10/2008)
After waiting all winter, it’s finally time to get back behind your grill. Mike Farley offers up a simple menu that will satiate any carnivore, whether you’re grilling up something nice for your lady or just throwing together a filling meal for yourself.Men’s Poker Night Food
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All bets are in, the action’s high, and you’re hosting a poker night. Need some party ideas? I’ve got you covered. Below is a round-up of ideas, decorations, food, invitations, and more! So don’t fold just yet, throw those chips all in, and let’s go! Throw The Best Poker Night Party!Poker Night Food IdeasPoker Night Idea 01: Decorations
If you haven’t ever checked out Big Dot of Happiness, you’re missing out! They have everything you need to throw a party, all in one spot. If you’re not up to creating your own decorations, then you really should check out what they have to offer your Poker Party here.
If you’re up to making your own decorations, try taking the suit symbols and stringing them up on clear fishing line or string. You can cut them out yourself or grab a set of glittery ones here. You can hang the bunting from your mantle, over doorways, or even from the ceiling!
When it comes to colors, the answer is easy! Play up the red, white, and black for a formal affair and a sure-fire tie-in with playing cards.
While you’re at it, why not create a cute table setting using a pack of playing cards? Adding them as place cards, or even tying them onto a clear glass vase is an effective way to tie in your theme. Poker Night Idea 02: Invitations
When it comes to inviting your guests, it’s best to make sure they know what they’re in for. You can purchase some beautiful ones from Big Dot of Happiness here. If you’ve got some skills with Photoshop, then make your own! You can create something uniquely your own and have it printed through Minted. By adding in elements like poker chips or card suits, you’re sure to create something on theme with minimal creative effort. Poker Night Idea 03: Food
When it comes to food, it’s pretty easy to carry the theme. Whether you opt for a fondant covered cake with cards and a lucky clover, or simply try focusing on colors, you can’t go wrong with some of these ideas!
Who wouldn’t gamble on a fruit kebab, especially when aces are wild? Try alternating black grapes with strawberries cut in half and placing a hole-punched card at the bottom. Poker Night Food
You can also buy or make a cheese ball, re-form it into a square and place halved olives in each side for the pips. Then ta-da! You’re done. You can also serve tiny sliders and keep them together using these card suit toothpicks. Grab them here in black as well.
For serving the drinks thathave that little something extra, try freezing dice and placing them in cups in place of ice cubes. I know, dice aren’t part of poker but they make for a fun addition! If you’re not up for frozen dice, then you can give that pack of cards you’ve already taken apart for the kebabs and use them on the stems of your glasses! They can act as name tags as well as adding to your theme. Poker Night Food IdeasPoker Idea 04: Keeping it Classy
Okay, so you want to throw a poker party, but you don’t want the night to crumble into madness. This is where keeping it classy comes into play. If you want to throw a legit Poker Party, here are some suggestions for keeping things classy:
*Prep the Peeps: This is where the invites come into play. If you want people to actually play poker, they might need time to learn or get up to speed. Don’t be afraid to communicate with your guests what the expectations are for playing. I’d also suggest being intentional in your invitations. If you have a friend with a gambling issue or one who can’t hold their liquor, skip the invite this time and do something different with them on an alternative evening.
*Real Deal: If you really want to keep your evening above board, then you need to find a professional dealer or at least someone who’s skilled at the art of dealing cards. This will make the evening run much smoother because you’ll have someone dedicated to keeping the games going.
*Table Top Matters: Having an actual felt table makes a difference! It’s easier to pick up cards and keeps things rolling. If you don’t have a place you can put a permanent card table, try this folding one!
*Cards and Chips: There are plenty of places to cut corners for this party, but this isn’t one. If you’re serious about throwing a classy poker night, then don’t skimp on the cards and chips. This set has chips and cards of good quality. Poker Idea 05: Outfits
Another way to make your evening a night to remember is to dress up! Whether you opt for a full 20s party (because it is the Roaring ’20s, take two!) or just a formal event, you can’t go wrong with dressing up. You can get a gorgeous beaded dress here complete with gloves, feathers, and more! You can also hit up your local thrift store and go hunting through old formal dresses. One thing’s for sure, dressing up is definitely an ace in the hole.
What would your Poker Party staples be? Let me know in the comments below, and happy party planning! Now go get your poker faces on and have some fun!
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