What Would Bobby Do: Game Day
When you’ve worked as Bobby Flay’s editor for years, as Adam has, your party guests are going to expect some spectacular dishes. Adam wowed the crowd at his game day bash with these four great recipes from Bobby.
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CHICKEN WINGS WITH RED HOT HONEY GLAZE AND BLUE CHEESECELERY
DIPPING
SAUCE *Honey (honey)
Bobby Flay
Cooking Channel
Hot Sauce, Honey, Unsalted Butter, Red Wine Vinegar, Salt, Black Pepper, Chicken Wings,
Mayonnaise, Greek Yogurt, Worcestershire Sauce, Celery, Blue Cheese, Chives,CHICKEN WINGS WITH RED HOT HONEY GLAZE AND BLUE CHEESECELERY
DIPPING
SAUCE *Honey (honey)
Bobby Flay
Cooking Channel
Hot Sauce, Honey, Unsalted Butter, Red Wine Vinegar, Salt, Black Pepper, Chicken Wings,
Mayonnaise, Greek Yogurt, Worcestershire Sauce, Celery, Blue Cheese, Chives
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50 Nachos
We piled on the toppings to make the ultimate game-day snack.
What Would Bobby Do: Holiday
Bobby Flay’s longtime Food Network editor, Adam, gets inspired and makes Bobby’s Cajun-Brined Turkey for a holiday feast. Plus, he gets creative and “Bobbifies” recipes for Rum Punch and Austrian Country Stuffing.
What Would Bobby Do: Brunch
Rock your next brunch Bobby Flay-style, as Adam did, with Bobby’s rocket salad with fried eggs, lemon-blueberry pancakes and spiked coffee.
What Would Bobby Do: Grilling
When it comes to the grill, Bobby Flay is a pretty tough act to beat. Adam decides to take some inspiration from the master and tries Bobby’s grilled rib eyes, then tops them off with his own spicy margarita recipe.
VOTE: What Would You Cook for Bobby Flay?
Cast your vote to tell us what you would cook for Bobby Flay, then tune in to Food Network's Bobby's Dinner Battle on Wednesday, January 16 at 10pm/9c.
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