These Instant Pot Recipes Will Feed A Super Hungry Super Bowl Crowd & Then Some

I will promote sliders as the perfect party food until my hands can't pick up another tiny sandwich. These Bourbon BBQ Pulled Pork Sliders get extra points for putting a twist on the classic miniature hamburger and for being ready in just over an hour thanks to the Instant Pot. Mama Harris Kitchen's recipe yields 32 sliders, so you'll definitely have enough for your team.

Chili is the move for big parties because of its versatility: you can serve it as a soup-type dish or as a dip, so everyone can enjoy. Well Plated's Instant Pot Vegetarian Chili will make your Super Bowl squad super happy if you've got non-meat eaters in the mix. Everyone will be into the bean and quinoa base, and it's ready in less than an hour.

The messiest and most delicious food in the world gets an update courtesy of your pressure cooker in this zesty recipe from The Skinny Pig NYC. The big perk is you can throw the meat into buns whenever you're ready, so you won't have to miss a big play to get food on the table.

Casseroles are a go-to for big gatherings for a reason — they get food to everyone without a big fuss. This Instant Pot Pressure Cooker Enchiladas recipe courtesy of No. 2 Pencil makes it even easier, and it'll give you enough for 12 full enchiladas. You might want to double the recipe though; there's no way people won't want seconds.

You can prep the chicken for this Instant Pot Chicken Taco Salad in just 9 minutes, giving you back all kinds of time to enjoy the game. Pro-tip: Put the rest of Mel's Kitchen Cafe's salad together in advance, so you'll just have to toss the chicken in when you're ready to eat. Tailgating has never been so simple.

Grab and go food is always a good idea if you'll have little kids at your gathering; you don't want to be cutting everything into tiny bites during a fourth quarter final kick. These Instant Pot Buffalo Chicken Roll Ups, courtesy of Meatloaf and Melodrama, will let you feed your kiddos without having to miss a moment of the sports drama, and the classic buffalo flavor will be totally on theme. Winning.

Appetizers typically become the main focus of all the parties I attend, and this crowd-pleasing dip from Averie Cooks would for sure become the fan favorite for me and my friends. Psst: you can also make it on the stove or in your slow cooker if you're using your Instant Pot for another recipe. So many ways to enjoy!

I love the idea of serving these hearty, spicy carnitas from Gimme Some Oven on chips at a Super Bowl party. You can prepare the Cuban mojo sauce-marinated meat in your Instant Pot in under an hour, and then offer it up to your guests as a delicious nacho like topping on the chips of your choice. I'd be shocked if you had any leftover.

Buffalo chicken dip is a must have for any football-inspired festivities, and this extra-addictive recipe from Once A Month Meals has two kinds of cheese to give it an extra kick. You can prepare it in advance or make it when you're ready to serve. Don't you love when cooking works with your schedule?

For the meat lovers out there, here's another chili recipe with some hearty protein that will surely satisfy your cravings. My Heart Beets's Texas Beef Chili is packed with beef and a myriad of veggies, and it can rest in the Instant Pot's "keep warm" mode until you want to whip it out.

These boneless short ribs from Eating Richly will give you all the deliciousness of ribs without the hassle of classic ribs. Seriously, there's never a convenient place for the bone plate, and I can just see tiny hands spilling sauce covered leftovers onto your carpet when they try to find it. But this boneless recipe would actually be perf as an option for the kids.

Here's one more classic chili option for anyone looking for a great one stop dish; I couldn't resist the adorable Frito package. But Steamy Kitchen's recipe also has yummy ham and green chiles, and the surprising flavors will be a crowd pleaser for sure. It cooks for 50 minutes, so turn it on during the second quarter for optimal halftime eating.

This Instant Pot Pizza recipe, courtesy of Family Fresh Meals, definitely beats ordering takeout. Plus, it'll be more filling than a standard pie thanks to the sausage and pepperoni packed in with the sauce and pasta. Bonus: it's ready in just fifteen minutes.

This protein-rich pasta salad from This Old Gal might seem light, but it's surprisingly hearty thanks to the bacon, yogurt, and cheese packed in with the pasta and veggies. It's a great addition to any buffet because of the easy combo, and it's ready from prep to serve in under 15 minutes.

And finally, what would a Super Bowl party be without wings? This sticky and delicious recipe from Sweet and Savory can be made from fresh or frozen, cooked in a honey garlic sauce that makes them mouthwatering. Say hello to your homemade game day classic in just 40 minutes!