These Kid-Friendly Instant Pot Super Bowl Recipes Will Be An Instant Success

I love meatballs as a party food, simply because of their grab-and-go potential. Cook up these cocktail meatballs from the blog Dinner Then Dessert, pop a toothpick in each one, and you've got an easy Super Bowl side dish that's great for partygoers of all ages.

Not only do these bacon ranch potatoes by Sweet & Savory by Shinee look absolutely delicious, they're also pretty simple to make. Head to her blog to learn how to whip up this side dish quickly on Super Bowl Sunday (and make sure to check out her update at the bottom of the page).

A few secret ingredients take these Instant Pot baked beans by Instant Pot Eats to the next level... and you'll have to visit their site to find out what those secret ingredients are. Not only is this side dish sure to be a crowdpleaser, it's also vegan and gluten-free. Bonus points!

The Super Bowl is the perfect time to get down on some good, old-fashioned sloppy joes. This sloppy joe meat recipe from My Heart Beats is a breeze to make in your Instant Pot, and you'll just need to supply some buns on the side.

Chili and football go together like peanut butter and jelly. Oh Sweet Basil perfected this recipe for their award-winning chili, and it takes a fraction of the time of most chili recipes. Your particular Super Bowl party might not be giving awards for best dishes but if it was... this recipe would win.

All of the recipes on Eating Richly are kid-friendly, but make no mistake: they'll be a hit with all demographics. These pressure cooker short ribs can be made in under an hour – and Eating Richly will walk you through it.

Who knew you could make chicken wings in an Instant Pot? These honey BBQ wings from blogger i Save A to Z are perfect for your Super Bowl festivities, and you can make them quickly from frozen. Don't forget to bring a creamy dipping sauce of your choice.

As a kid, I loved sliders because they seemed like they were made for my tiny hands. Now, I love them because I don't feel bad eating two or three! These BBQ chicken sliders from Eighteen25 can be customize to your personal preferences, and make ideal Super Bowl grub.

Don't let the name turn you off — these "dirty water" hotdogs by This Old Gal are cooked to taste like the ones you'd get from street vendors in NYC. The recipe is super simple, and Super Bowl partygoers can customize their dogs however they like.

There is nothing better than a party with a taco bar. Pick up a variety of your favorite taco toppings, and cook up this recipe for Instant Pot shredded chicken by Erin at Well Plated. Trust me, you can't go wrong with build-your-own tacos, or this shredded chicken.

It doesn't matter if they're 7 or 70, no one can resist macaroni and cheese. This broccoli mac & cheese Instant Pot recipe by Damn Delicious is an easy way to sneak in a few veggies, yet is still decadent enough to be worthy of a Super Bowl party.

Whether you're eating it on a salad, adding it to a taco, or rolling it up in a burrito, this crispy carnitas recipe from Gimme Some Oven is a winner. Gimme Some Oven will show you how to get it oh-so-perfectly crisp, plus there's an added pineapple salsa recipe that complements it perfectly.

It's just a fact: whoever brings the most cheese to a party is automatically the MVP. You'll be everyone's favorite with this queso dip from blog Clarks Condensed, which is perfect for kiddos and adults alike.

Everyone loves pizza, but why not put a little spin on it for the special occasion? This pizza pull apart bread by blogger Jamela at Pink is kid-approved, and makes the perfect appetizer or side dish for Super Bowl Sunday.

Everyone seems to focus on the savory dishes at Super Bowl parties, but you cannot forget the dessert. The Typical Mom's pressure cooker brownies are absolutely decadent, and will be the ultimate grand finale after a savory feast.