Super Creative Super Bowl Food with Hatfield Quality Meats

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As most of you know, I live in New England…. Boston to be specific. As most of you also know, this means we still have a lot invested in the one remaining game of the season. It’s kind of a  big game…in case you hadn’t heard.

But if truth be told, the real draw of the Big Game for me is the food!!! I’m guessing none of you are surprised by that.  This isn’t a time to get lazy with your recipes. Ordering takeout wings and pizza, sure, there is a time for that. But THIS is the time to pull out those crazy recipes and have fun with your food! So when Hatfield Quality Meats challenged me to make a fun, SIMPLE, family friendly Big Game recipe, I knew I had to accept the challenge.

I loved looking through Hatfield Quality Meats’ line of products to pick something out that would spark my cooking creativity, and the Texas Smokehouse Style Loin Filet did it! I loved the idea of using a smoky seasoned pork roast, and mixing it with the tangy zest of a Cuban Ropa Vieja, and then putting it together with the Mexican flavor of a tostada. 
So slow cooker Smokey Cuban Pork Tostadas were born!The best part is this is recipe, is that it is made in the crockpot, so it is fast and easy! You can also prep it ahead of your party, and set up a “make-your-own” bar, so people can customize theirs however they want! Ryan took the simple strategy of the Ropa Vieja and melted cheese on tortilla chips. My tostada was loaded with black bean puree, pork, guacamole and jalapenos. They were both amazing!

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Smokey Ropa Vieja Tostadas
 
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This is the perfect, creative recipe for your Super Bowl potluck!
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Recipe type: Potluck
Serves: 10 servings
Ingredients
  • 1 – 2lb Hatfield Quality Meats
  • Texas Smokehouse Style Loin Filet
  • 1 – 6 oz can of tomato paste
  • 1 cup of stock (beef or chicken will do)
  • 1 – 8 oz can tomato sauce
  • 1 Tbsp white vinegar
  • Juice from one lime
  • 1 – sliced Vidalia onion
  • 1 – THINLY sliced green pepper
  • ½ cup fresh chopped cilantro
  • Salt to taste
  • Tostadas and toppings
Instructions
  1. Place pork, onions and peppers in the slow cooker
  2. In a separate bowl, mix together paste, stock, sauce, vinegar and lime
  3. Pour sauce over the pork
  4. Cook on high for 4 hours
  5. Pull pork apart using two forks to shred it
  6. Return pork to the slow cooker and cook on low for an additional hour
  7. Taste and salt to season
  8. Serve with your choice of toppings
  9. Watch the Pats kick some football butt!

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125 Replies to “Super Creative Super Bowl Food with Hatfield Quality Meats”

  2. Not the most traditional of Half-Time snacks, but a nice alternative I like to serve is a platter of fruit, like Floridian Strawberries with either a Greek yogurt dip or Nutella (allergy restrictive), you don’t be surprised how clean the plate is as fans like an alternative to nachos and chili.

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  5. Wow,
    Looks yummy! I am tempted to make Renee’s version, loaded with black bean paste, jalapeños and guac. Then add Ryan’s cheese suggestion. Oh my, the calories!! But really, when I do cook it needs to be easy and I believe Renee’s recipe will fit the bill.

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  8. This looks delicious! We love Mexican food…and anything that can be made with a crockpot, even better!

    I’ve been craving a sandwich my husband makes. He calls it a “Slamin’ BLT”- bacon, lettuce, tomato with a fried egg! Eggs should never be left only to breakfast. Perhaps I can convince him to make that for Super Bowl Sunday…

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  12. I usually like to make Nachos. So I am thinking of taking this recipe for the meat base of my nachos. I think they will be fabulous.

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  18. This dish looks amazing! What a fantastic add on item for Super Bowl Sunday. Thank you for posting this as I was looking for something to make this weekend. Love your food posts! More please….

    ~Melissa

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      • It is! We first tried this at a local restaurant, but so easy to make at home. We bake Jewel yams and stuff them with either carne asada or pork tenderloin (done in the slow cooker), black beans, cheese, avocado, sour cream and salsa….yum…I can’t wait! (also really healthy if you go easy on the cheese & sour cream)

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  31. We are going to do all finger foods.. wings, mozz sticks, cheese and crackers, meatballs and more!

    groogruxking40 @ gmail dot com

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  40. Hmm..it’s tough. I saw a really awesome recipe for pizza stuffed peppers. And, I think it goes without saying there will be chips, dips and guacamole. I’m guessing we’ll also do some smoked sausages. 🙂

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  50. Actually use Hatfield in the slow cooker regularly. So easy to make fulfilling meals. Pulled pork nachos are definitely a favorite.

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  66. The kids and I made pizza for the big game, my wife had to work…Or as she said “got to work!” She’s not a big football fan. She made it home in time to see the end and have a milkshake!

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  80. We had 3 varieties of chicken wings (Honey bbq, General Tso’s and Buffalo) with celery, carrots and green onions along with ranch or blue cheese dressing .

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  94. I live in New England, too, so I was quite happy with the outcome of the “Big Game.” That day, though, I was home alone, so I didn’t go crazy with finger foods. My big snack was yogurt with honey and granola.

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  105. I am making wonderful Lobster Egg Rolls for the Big Game this year: Wrap is a crisp egg, cold water and salt, mix in all-purpose flour. Inside: Egg, shredded cabbage & carrots, salt, sugar, soy sauce and sesame oil, scallions mayo, pepper, touch of garlic salt. Serve with Kikkoman suace and Hot Chinese mustard.

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