These Vegetarian Super Bowl Recipes are Mouthwateringly Tasty (2024)

Skip the bacon, or use a vegetarian bacon, to make these delicious, grabbable snacks bites meat free.

Get the recipe for Fried German Potato Salad Bites.

Though the fully loaded version of this has chorizo, it's easy to skip it—or use a soy alternative—to keep this classic Super Bowl food animal-free.

Get the recipe for "Mostly" Loaded Nachos.

Why should meat-eaters get all the good snacks? Use a vegetarian bacon, to wrap these cheese-stuffed spicy-sweet pickled Peppadew peppers.

Make enough for meat eaters to have some, or you'll be swatting their hands away from your plate the whole game.

Get the recipe for Veggie-Bacon-Wrapped Stuffed Peppadews.

This classic app gets a smoky treatment when cooked on a grill. To keep the fat content down, use lighter versions of sour cream and cream cheese.

Get the recipe for Skillet Spinach-Artichoke Dip.

You can make this meat-free chili ahead of time in your slow cooker, and then serve it in the same pot so it stays warm throughout the party.

Get the recipe for Vegetarian Chili with Grains and Beans.

Ham biscuits are a staple party food in many Southern homes. This elevated version is what you want at an event.

Get the recipe for Asiago Cheese Biscuits with Prosciutto.

Here's a tangy update to your standard guac that will have folks scraping the bowl to get the last bits.

Get the recipe for Creamy Avocado Dip with Scallions.

This spicy, herby dip is great on crackers or with veggies. It's just the thing for your Super Bowl party!

Get the recipe for Cilantro and Sunflower Seed Dip.

If you're looking to elevate both your dip and what you're dipping with, then you'll want these recipes.

Get the recipe for Quick Refrigerator Pickles.

Get the recipe for Pimento Cheese.

Stun guests with a big platter of homemade, hot-from-the-kitchen onion rings and a dipping sauce that good enough you almost want to eat it straight.

Get the recipe for Onion Rings with Sage Aioli.

A bowl of spiced nuts is practically a Super Bowl must-have. These sweet crunchy gems are classics.

Get the recipe for Grandsue’s Sweet-and-Spicy Roasted Pecans.

Made with everyday pantry staples and kernels cut straight from the cob, these airy fritters will get eaten up as fast as you can fry them.

Get the recipe for Corn Fritters with Yogurt Dip.

This simple dish has it all: It's a snap to make, it's incredibly delicious, and you're sure to have friends and family asking for the recipe.

Get the recipe for Everything Bagel Dip.

Serve this creamy, crunchy guacamole with freshly sliced vegetables for healthy dipping.

Get the recipe for Pepita Guacamole.

This isn't your average party cheese ball. With creamy goat cheese, toasted pine nuts, and lemon zest, you'll never want to make another kind again!

Get the recipe for Herbed Cheese Ball.

You've got to have a classic mac and cheese dish at any football party. This one has all the comforts of the baked cheesy dish, but also adds cauliflower to the sauce for a richer (and healthier) taste.

Get the recipe for Cauliflower Mac 'n' Cheese.

Lest you think, however, that vegetarian recipes can't be indulgent, take a look at what some crumbled butter crackers and powdered Ranch dressing can do.

Get the recipe for Ritzy Ranch Mac ’n’ Cheese.

Sure, they look really elegant. But the real draw is that they're why-can't-I-stop-eating-these tasty.

Get the recipe for Lemon-Herb Cheese Bites.

Take a page—or two—from the Southern Hospitality Playbook: Upgrade classic deviled eggs with the caviar of the South.

Get the recipe for Pimiento Cheese Deviled Eggs.

Crunchy chickpeas and sesame sticks, and a variety of spices like aleppo pepper and lemon zest turn a handful of nuts into an irresistible snack.

Get the recipe for Spicy-n-Sweet Snack Mix.