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What To Eat On Super Bowl Sunday (And Where To Get It)

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Jaya Saxena

Published Jan 31, 2011

Modified Aug 2, 2011

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Fatty 'Cue (Katie Sokoler/Gothamist)A Very Fatty Super Bowl: The team behind Fatty 'Cue, Fatty Crab and Fatty Johnson's are celebrating Super Bowl Sunday with varying levels of in-house and catered deals. At Fatty Crab on the UWS they're serving $3 PBR and $3 Tacos at the bar, and Fatty Johnson's will be serving Whole Fried Buffalo Chicken for $25, slow cooked pork shoulder for $12 and four versions of the Pickle Back all night long. But if you prefer to watch the game in the comfort of your own home, Williamsburg's Fatty 'Cue has a few options for pick-up or delivery:Package 1 | Chicken, Ribs & Beans | $349, serves 10-12 peopletSmoked Bobo Chickens w/ cucumber condimenttHeritage Pork Ribs | smoked fish-palm syrup, Indonesian long peppertCurried Black-Eyed Peas | yellow curry, burnt ends, cilantro Package 2tWhole Smoked Pig Head | w/ trimmings | $225, serves 10-12 people Package 3tSmoked Brisket Hero | chili jam, aioli, pickled red onion, smoked cheddar | $59 per 12"'Cue will also be serving $3 PBR and a $29 Super Bowl Platter with wings, brats and potato skins at the bar.

 

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Making enough Buffalo wings for five people during the Jets/Steelers game was a big enough hassle for us, so we get that on Super Bowl Sunday, you'll probably want to leave the cooking to someone else. We also understand if you'd like to forgo your own apartment completely in favor of bigger screens and better drinks and nothing to clean up. So here's our definitive guide to some of the city's Super Bowl offerings, from catered meals to bar specials to a few NFL-inspired cocktail recipes (to drink away the pain of not seeing the Jets at the big game).

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