If you’re having a party this weekend you will definitely need food. And not just any food. Good party food. Food that you only get when you’re watching football. Here are 23 instant pot and slow cooker football party recipes that you need to put on your menu.
Honey Barbecue Chicken Drumsticks
Tender chicken pieces covered in a honey sweetened barbecue sauce with a slight kick.
Down Home Instant Pot Chili
A fast and easy chili recipe that has lots of flavor but isn’t too spicy! Perfect for any night of the week or for the chili cook-off contest.
Buffalo Chicken Wings
Super tender and flavorful wings with minimal effort.
Garlic Parmesan Chicken Wings
These wings have unbelievable flavor and are super easy to make for a party.
Creamy Sloppy Joes
Homemade sloppy joe sauce and ground beef are simmered in the electric pressure cooker and then cream cheese is stirred in as a twist to make the best sloppy joes of your life. Serve the meaty sauce on toasted buns or even slider rolls for an easy weeknight dinner. This recipe can easily be doubled or tripled to serve a crowd.
Slow Cooker Taco Dip
The perfect appetizer or a great game day snack. Kids and adults both love this cheesy taco dip.
Hummus
This recipe has simple ingredients, like olive oil, garlic and lemon juice, that you probably already have on hand. Hummus is a creamy and healthy dip that is perfect with crackers or raw veggies.
Honey Mustard Chicken Sliders
Tender shredded chicken coated with a honey mustard sauce and then served with pickles on top of freshly baked buns.
Crack Chicken Chili
Addictive and delicious creamy chicken chili with bacon!
Slow Cooker Velveeta Rotel Dip
A twist on a classic recipe. With the addition of sausage you secure your dip as the most popular dish at the party. This version is all made in one pot!
Buffalo Chicken Dip
A seriously addictive, 3-ingredient buffalo chicken dip made in your electric pressure cooker or slow cooker. A perfect party food!
Refried Beans
Make your own refried beans from dried pinto beans at home in your electric pressure cooker or slow cooker.
French Onion French Dip Sandwiches
This recipe is a mash-up between French Onion Soup and the French Dip Sandwich. Soft onions are piled along with the beef and cheese on a crusty roll.
BBQ Brisket Sliders
Tender and moist shredded or sliced beef brisket piled on a soft roll and topped with a slice of pepper jack cheese. A perfect recipe to make for game day.
Macaroni and Cheese
Creamy dreamy mac and cheese can’t be beat.
Buffalo Chicken Chili
A creamy white bean chicken chili that is flavored with buffalo sauce and fire roasted tomatoes. It’s basically the soup version of buffalo chicken dip.
BBQ Beef Sandwiches
Tender shredded beef with an easy homemade barbecue sauce served on a toasted bun. An easy and delicious dinner!
Party Meatballs
These meatballs are a perfect appetizer. They are super flavorful with a little bit of savory and a little bit of sweetness.
Korean Beef Tacos
Tender shredded seasoned beef is rolled up in a warm tortilla with crunchy cabbage, diced avocado, chopped cilantro, sriracha sour cream and a splash of roasted garlic seasoned rice vinegar.
Instant Pot Chocolate Covered Pretzels
Use your Instant Pot as a double boiler to melt chocolate and keep it warm and melty while you dip pretzels. I’ll never melt chocolate another way again!
Instant Pot Monkey Bread
An easy 5-ingredient recipe for pull apart gooey cinnamon sweet bread.
Barbecue Meatballs
Tender meatballs with barbecue sauce made quickly in your electric pressure cooker. Add bacon crumbles for extra awesome flavor!
Pizza Soup
Love pizza? Try this soup that tastes like the real deal (minus the crispy crust). Add whatever pizza toppings you like to the soup to make it taste even better!
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Hi Karen. Australia here. Loving my instant pot.
Loving your recipes, mind you, I often need to
Google just what a particular ingredient is. I’m learning how to improvise. Success so far. I am no longer scared of it. Cheap cuts of meat taste
awesome, curries, casseroles soups. I even cook
for my Rottweiler in it. He no complain.
Your site is amazing. I mainly need to look up the correct times to set it on & then off we go. I did find I was over cooking things so I have learnt to adapt the cook time to the cuts of meat.
Thankyou.
Thanks so much Judy! I’m so glad you are finding great ways to use your IP!
Hi Karen
I love all of your recipes, but wish you could put in your scale the recipe for 1/2 recipe. Now that there are only 2 of us I don’t need so much food in the frig. Thank You so much. Sherrie
Yes me too! I’m working with the recipe card developers to have that as an option! Hopefully soon
LOL, I usually double the recipes and there are just two of us also.
Im only one person i only cook recipes from Karen and from Six Sisters Stuff and what I do is half the recipe and it’s just enough fortwo people lunch or dinner it always turns out amazing.
Really enjoy what you do, your recipes are great. Healthy, fast, tasty and family friendly. Yours are the only recipes I use and I tell everyone to get an IP and to find you.
Thank you! You make planning/preparing family meals on the daily actually sort of fun. 🙂
So glad to hear this Heather! Cooking can be fun I agree!
need your black bean orzo crock pot recipe foe children had it but lost it
Hi Shirley are you thinking of this one: https://www.365daysofcrockpot.com/recipe-for-slow-cooker-mexican-quinoa/
It looks really great. I want to do this. Thanks.
I have so much fun with the insta pot. love your sight and have tried your recipes and they are taste and easy to make. I have canned for 50+ years so no stranger to pressure cooking.. I wish I had bought the six quart cooker. Thank’s for all the work you do!
I had my InstaPot for two months before I attempted to use is. I scoured the internet for recipes that looked like something I and my family would like. I stumbled upon your site and have never left. I have made so many delectable dishes of your and shared the recipes and your site with others. I love that you include step by step directions for every dish. Your site gave me the confidence to use my pot. I thank you and so does my family!
Tortilla soup is easy and tastes awesome! I put all the ingredients in the Pot together, then remove the breasts when done and shred them with my hand mixer…. a saw that tip online as well. It’s so much easier and faster than using two forks. Add the shredded meat back to soup and serve in bowls, top with cheese a side of chips and guac… YUM! Basically, it’s enchilada sauce, chicken, chicken broth, black beans, corn, canned diced tomatoes, onions, cilantro, spices, Once you get used to the IP, you’ll know how to alter every recipe to work in the pot.
Thanks Marilyn, how nice to hear this!
I love all your content and I especially like the feature that lets you jump to the recipe
I love that too for quick access!
Hi Karen,
I Enjoy the Way you cook. For me it is often a complet new idea because i m a german(bavarian) girl. I found your Website last Year and i m still here. Cooking with you for my fam. I got my crocki Years ago for Christmas and i Would be Very Happy about the 6 quert Instant pot.
I would love the 6 quart instant pot. My husband has a regular pressure cooker with the jiggler on top that cooks on the stove. It’s fairly new but would love for him to have an electric instant pot.
I use to have the pressure cooker with the rocker on top. I loved it. They are very dangerous. I am new at my instant pot but love it.
I just want to tell you how much I enjoy your site. I love the fact that you give instructions for the slow cooker for those of us that have not gotten on board with the Instapot trend (still not totally sold LOL). I love your pictures and want to ask if you take your own pictures or have someone do them for you?
Thanks Lisa! I do take my own pictures 🙂