DIY Nacho Bar
Put out chips, queso and tons of toppings and let everyone create their own combo.
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Food Network Magazine
Nachos can be a substantial meal if you load them up! Make a simple slow-cooker queso and keep it on warm throughout your Super Bowl shindig. Then cook some spicy ground beef and chorizo for topping and whip up a quick homemade pico de gallo and corn relish. Round out your spread with store-bought salsa and guac, plus sour cream—and plenty of chips, of course!
The Starting Line-Up (Pictured clockwise from top right):
Extra Toppings:
- Sour cream
- Sliced black olives
- Sliced pickled jalapeños
- Diced tomatoes
- Lime wedges
- Sliced scallions
- Fresh cilantro
- Guacamole
- Red and green salsas
- Shredded iceberg lettuce
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