Inside Tailgating
What kind of tailgating food do you serve at your tailgate or homegate parties? If your answer is burgers and hot dogs, then it is time to expand your menu! Ribs, brisket, and chicken are all amazing meats to grill, but one food that everyone loves is PIZZA! Yep, that’s right; you can have pizza …
Baseball season is just kicking off and there is no better time to start planning a tailgate. Both the College World Series and the Women’s College World Series are set to start in the next few weeks. Despite the accommodations made for COVID-19, the MLB is back and better than ever, with an exciting development. …
Was there ever a holiday more ideal for tailgating than the Fourth of July? The birth of America is celebrated with cookouts, fireworks, and sports. I mean, it’s almost like they are the same thing. If you love tailgating, why not host a Fourth of July Tailgate at your local fireworks display? You can bring …
Tailgating and homegating parties are the perfect time to try out new recipes. Even though you may find yourself wanting to try new recipes, we suggest putting a twist on some of the classics. We find that hot dogs are a staple and must have for every tailgating or homegating party. That’s actually why we …
Wings are the perfect tailgating food. They are easy to make, portable, and everyone loves them. One of the best parts about serving wings is that you can season them with different flavors. Over the years, we’ve featured some of the most delicious wings recipes. These recipes are not just a hit with us, but …
Moonshine was originally a clear, white whiskey. However, during the prohibition era, moonshine became a term for all alcohol produced illegally. After prohibition ended in 1933, the name stuck and became a term to refer to all alcohol produced without regulation. However, distillers across the country started producing traditional moonshine again. Since then, moonshine has …
March Madness drinks and treats to see you through the tourney! It’s the most wonderful time of the year. Men’s and Women’s college basketball are in the midst of their respective tournaments and we couldn’t be happier about it. Try out these b-ball themed cocktails and bites the next time your team tip’s off. If …
St. Patrick’s Day, the high-holy day of the American drinking calendar is nearly here, but green beer, Irish coffees, and gallons of Guinness are not the only St. Patrick’s Day drinks to mark the occasion with. Should you be planning to sit out your local amateur hour and its countless misguided feats of drinking prowess and poor decision …
Last night the NFL season started. And on Sunday it kicks in with a full slate of games. Here are a couple food recipes that you can use if you are heading out to tailgate. Grilled Potato Salad Ingredients 4 large Kennebec or baking potatoes, cut into 1/2-inch-thick rounds Salt Pepper 1 stick unsalted butter …
As far as cocktails go, the Whiskey Sour is one of the simplest. Brought about more than a century ago, it is merely the combination of whiskey, citrus juice of some kind (though 9 times out of 10 it will be lemon) and a sweetening agent, usually granulated sugar or simple syrup. Most of the …
The NFL season begins Thursday. One of my favorite tailgating cities is Philadelphia so we are re-posting an earlier story about tailgating in The City of Brotherly Love. Enjoy. __________________________________________________________________________ I travel to stadiums and arenas all over the place. And I spend a lots of time reviewing the scene inside the facilities. But this …
I like strange and unique twists on well known drinks. The Highball is a pretty common drink, but what if you sub in a fine Japanese whisky. This would seem to be a great end of the summer drink and a welcome site at your tailgate event. The Japanese Highball Ingredients: Suntory Whisky Toki Directions: …
