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This Sunday the Philadelphia Eagles will be taking on the Kansas City Chiefs in the biggest game of the year. Yes, I’m saying that because I’m not sure if I’m legally able to say… uhh… you know. It’s like the Big Game has become Lord Voldemort AKA “He Who Must Not Be Named.”

Anyway, what goes hand-in-hand with the big game? Commercials, friends, a couple ice cold dranks, and…. FOOD!

This year my family will be cooking up a couple staples from each of the represented cities – Philadelphia and Kansas City. If this sounds like a fun idea for you too, here are 5 dishes that are famous in Philly and 5 dishes that are famous in Kansas City. I say cook a couple from each place, put them out, and see who wins the SB (Big Game) Food Fight!

Of course you could just order a bomb cheesesteak (or “steak and cheese” as we say in these parts). If that’s more your speed, here are some GREAT places to get steak and cheese subs in Massachusetts. Enjoy!

  • PHILLY-FAMOUS: Philly Cheesesteak

    Thinly sliced steak, grilled onions and melted cheese on a hoagie roll.
    RECIPE!

  • KANSAS CITY-FAMOUS: BBQ

    Kansas City is famous for its BBQ, which is known for its slow-smoked meats and sweet, tomato-based sauce.
    RECIPE!

  • PHILLY-FAMOUS: Philly Soft Pretzel

    A warm, soft, and chewy pretzel that’s often salted and served with mustard.
    RECIPE!

  • KANSAS CITY-FAMOUS: Baked Beans

    A classic side dish made with navy beans, molasses, and a blend of spices.
    RECIPE!

  • PHILLY-FAMOUS: Roast Pork Sandwich

    Slow-roasted pork topped with sharp provolone cheese and served on a long roll.
    RECIPE!

  • KANSAS CITY-FAMOUS: Burnt Ends

    The crispy, caramelized pieces of meat cut from the ends of a smoked brisket.
    RECIPE!

  • PHILLY-FAMOUS: Tastykake

    A small bakery that offers a wide range of sweet treats, including cupcakes, pies, and donuts.
    RECIPE: Sorry no recipe. Hit that grocery store and buy some of these yummy treats!

  • KANSAS CITY-FAMOUS: Fried Rice

    A staple of Chinese cuisine made with cooked rice that is stir-fried with eggs, vegetables, and meats.
    RECIPE!

  • PHILLY-FAMOUS: Scrapple

    A dish made of pork scraps and cornmeal that is typically fried and served for breakfast.
    RECIPE!

  • KANSAS CITY-FAMOUS: Cattle Drive Casserole

    A hearty casserole made with ground beef, pasta, and a creamy tomato sauce.
    RECIPE!

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