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Nothing beats a fall weekend afternoon than the perfect tailgate party before watching our home team stomp the competition. Hot grill, stocked cooler, lucky game day jersey and much-needed time with friends and family brings us back to those cherished campus days.
When it comes to game day social distancing, it’s just as fun to transform our living rooms, backyards, garages and driveways into the perfect tailgating from home—or, “Homegating,” in NFL speak—venue. At Weber, we’ve put together tips, tools and favorite game day recipes for the grill that are sure to give you the home-field advantage.
There are many things to consider when planning to tailgate at home, so we’ve put together a playbook
It’s no secret that as grill master, you’re the most important person at the party. To ensure guests are talking about this epic day for years to come, let’s get you prepared with everything you need for your grill on game day.
Long gone are the days when chips and guacamole were the standouts on the tailgating buffet. Now we love us some chips and guac, but these days, tailgating recipes are just as competitive as the fans in the virtual stands.
Today, we’re putting a spin on traditional tailgating foods and sharing mouthwatering recipes that will have you winning every time.
Buffalo Chicken Wings with Creamy Blue Cheese and Apple Slaw: Not your average chicken wings, this recipe is full of heat, butter and sweet garlic notes. Paired with the magic that is this apple slaw, you’ll have a hard time deciding which one to bite next!
Grilled Game Day Nachos: If there is one thing that always seems to run out first, it’s nachos. You can’t go wrong with cheese, steak, peppers, beans, avocado and salsa. The higher the pile, the better. Cooked on the grill, the best. Our famous cheesy nachos with steak and black beans… well, there are no words. For this recipe, you’ll want our Deluxe Grilling Pan.
Classic Baby Back Ribs: At Weber, we feel like baby back ribs are synonymous with tailgating… and have many a recipe to prove it. But we may be biased. Our classic barbecue baby back rib recipe means only one thing – no leftovers. If you want fall-off-the-bone every time ribs, this is your crowd-pleaser.
Brats with Stewed Spicy Peppers: We would be remiss if we didn’t share a tailgating bratwurst recipe with you… and rest assured, we’d never plan a tailgating party without this one. The spicy – but oh-so-flavorful – peppers really make this recipe one for the books.
Spanish-Style Pork Kabobs: If juicy, tender pork is on your mind, look no further than this kabob recipe. With hints of garlic and cayenne pepper, this is a simple recipe that is anything but when it comes to flavor.
Cheering on the home team from home has never been more fun. With these tips, tools and favorite grill recipes for tailgating from home, the possibilities are endless. And it doesn’t have to end there… check out everything you need to know to bring the tailgate to the backyard.