Super Bowl Food: Easy Chicken Parmesan Garlic Bread Pizza

Total Time:  30 min

Total Servings: 4

Ingredients

½ cup of Canned Pizza Sauce
6 Deli Fried Chicken Strips
1 (10-oz.) package of Frozen Garlic Bread Loaf
1 cup of (4-oz.) of Shredded Italian three-cheese Bread
2 tablespoons of Fresh Basil, chopped

Super Bowl Food Directions:

1. Preheat your oven to 400 degrees.  Set the garlic bread in an arrangement where the butter sides are up on a baking sheet.  Then bake the bread for 8-9 min in the oven or until they are lightly browned.  Then take them out and spread the pizza sauce over each piece of the garlic bread until all pieces have been covered.
2. Next, cut the chicken strips into ½ inch pieces of and evenly spread them on the garlic bread pieces.  When the cut chicken strips has been placed then sprinkle each garlic bread piece with cheese and basil and bake at 400 degrees for 8 to 10 minutes or until the cheese has melted and serve. Then serve immediately…and ENJOY!

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Don’t Forget these Fall Tailgating Tips

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Get Up and Out Early

First come, first serve. Keep this in mind when you are planning on tailgating at any game. You want to be able to get the best parking space that is convenient and perfect for you and your party. Plus, this will give you more of an opportunity to set up your food stand, equipment and other game favors the way you prefer. Also, you might even be able to get a spot that would have easier access to the restrooms or entrance/exists.

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Be Prepared for Tailgate

Anything can happen at a football game. So have the first aid kits, jumper cables, safety tools and coolers all fully packed and ready to go. This topic can go as far as when you are getting the food together for the tailgating party. Marinate your foods the night before, label your drinks so it will be simpler for your guests to get them, and place some extra utensils in the back. Also, if you plan on being the first to the game tie a banner or balloons to your car so your guests will better find you in the crowds.

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Give your Guests a Variety

Now we all know that one of the best parts of a tailgate is being able to gorge on all of the foods that are available, so here are some tailgating tips on that area. Set up a buffet like areas or bars and it would be best if you all had foods that you can hold in your hands, napkins, bags or cups. You can even, if you are planning on leaving early in the morning, cook breakfast at the tailgate. Have game day food like hot dogs but with a condiment bar for them or a bloody Mary bar or even fill an empty bag of Lays potato chip bag with nachos or chili. The ideas are endless.

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Tailgating will always be a force that gathers everyone together from every walk of life to show team spirit, eat, drink, trash talk and be merry!  So with all of the festivities that go on within the tailgate wouldn’t you want to make the most out of it? Get up early to get cleaned and out early, prepare your cases and coolers, and give your guests a variety of binge foods that they love.  Push the limits on your tailgating game, also Stagetecture reader can you think of any tailgating tips that you like?

Whats your favorite tailgating recipe? Look to Stagetecture Recipes for ideas.

I’m always excited to find home storage products that make your life easier and are smartly made. Last month my oldest son headed to college for his freshman year and carrying all of his dorm room stuff was a nightmare. We didn’t want to take cardboard boxes because they were too bulky and didn’t have handles. Then we were going to use rubber bins and realized we couldn’t see what was inside of the boxes at a glance, so we finally just lugged everything in suitcases and shopping bags!

I was pleased to review Packaways multi-purpose storage boxes as they would have solved our moving problems if I had them sooner.

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For starters they are made from heavy-duty corrugated plastic which feels so much more sturdier than cardboard and each of them has an erase panel so you label exactly what is in the container. The handle holes make them easy to carry and probably the most impressive feature – they are completely collapsible to lay flat.

Here are more features of Packaways storage boxes:

Easy to assemble –

They virtually set up “automatically”. Just pust opposing corners together and the buttom folds into place. This is perfect when you have many people helping you move out or your home, movers, friends, etc.. and you don’t need tape. Bye-bye packaging tape… yay!

Dozens of uses:

I literally could think of many uses for the Packaways. Camping, tailgating with friends, moving, kids storage of toys, clothes, seasonal home decorations – especially at Christmas time! When not in use they don’t require large shelves to store in your garage or bulking up your closets – love that.

3 Types of Packaways storage containers:

Choose from the Classic, Tote or Under Bed styles, each with their own unique features. The underbed one I’m using for my daughter’s winter clothes right now. I love being able to utilize underbed storage, it’s one place we often forget about!

I think Packaways boxes would work great at your office for those times that you need to carry heavy items home, but then you don’t want to store bulky boxes around your desk. My middle teenage son mentioned he wanted to use the classic boxes in his closet to hold all of his shoes! What a great idea. I think every family can find a use for storage boxes, especially ones that are versatile, strong construction, and easily reusable and collapsible.

Thanks Packaways for my boxes, they have been a great help. I need to get more as the holidays are fast approaching and I never have enough room for all of my holiday decorations, what a great option these will be!

Note: A promotional sample was given to me to review this product. All comments, views and opinions are uniquely my own.

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Whether you are ready or not, Fall is coming around the corner in a few weeks. I’ve always loved Fall, it’s the perfect balance of temperatures, changing colors in foliage and the kids are back in school! Fall is especially exciting when football season is ramping up and so is preparing for tailgating on the weekends.

One from the archives…

Original Entry #4, September 1, 2009

The kids are back to school, and your teen already doesn’t know where his Algebra class syllabus is. You just finished the last barbecue at your house for Labor Day weekend, and now you’re thinking of how to get ready for the fall. Whether you live in the North or the South, fall means..football season, packing lunches, and packing up summer clothes.

Back-to-School help for the kids and you!

Here are some helpful hints to keep your kids organized, and you sane:

• Have kids unload backpack’s daily. Have them throw away trash, extra papers, candy wrappers. There has been many a time that an old Skittles bag, made a feast for ants in my son’s backpack!

• Have a 3-ring binder or folder for each of your kids school’s. From daycare to high school, the parents have plenty of papers to keep up with. Parent handbooks, PTA functions, teacher’s contact information and school calendars are right where you need them, quickly.
• Have extra school supplies? Who needs the 84 pack of pencils they sell? Donate them to the schools. I’ve never heard a teacher turn down extra supplies.. it might win your child brownie points too!

Football season means…

• ..packing up the car for tailgating.. or having friends over to watch the t.v. on the weekend. Whichever it means for you, make this ritual more fun now! If you’re a tailgater, find the blankets, coolers, stadium chairs in the garage and group them in an area. Using the grill? Make sure it’s clean now, pack up charcoal, utensils, and equipment, so you can grab n’ go! Having friends over? Stock up on snacks, paper supplies, and non-perishables .. so you don’t have to think about it, come game-day.

• Not a football fan? Make this your time to start packing up summer supplies for the winter. Kid’s pool inflatables, outdoor toys, patio supplies, etc.. If you live in cooler climates, this is the perfect time to get ready for winter. Pack up summer clothes, and start pulling out sweaters, and fall clothing.

Fall.. enjoy it!

• Leaves turning colors.. after you rake those big pile of leaves.. go play in them with your friends and family!
• Get out and exercise.. the excuse that it’s too hot.. is no longer.
• Enjoy the season that doesn’t have any major holiday’s! Before you know it, the hustle and bustle, and stress of the holiday’s will be upon us. Take a breather, and enjoy the season that doesn’t get enough fanfare!

For tips on how to get your home prepared for football guests, click here!