Let WSU’s executive chef help with your Super Bowl menu

By Communications staff, Washington State University

WSU’s Executive Chef Jamie Callison is ready to help you plan and prepare for Super Bowl Sunday.

Callison is hosting a free, online cooking demonstration at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 31, designed to show you how to make appetizers and fan foods to keep your guests cheering all day.

Learn how to make Crimson Fire Cheese Jalapeño Poppers, Sesame-Ginger Chicken Wings, Cougar Gold Cheese Stuffed Potatoes and Corn Dog Pops. Each of these recipes can be made ahead of time so you can enjoy game day with your team.

Register for the online cooking demo at connections.wsu.edu/superbowl.

This livestream is sponsored by WSU Global Campus’ Global Connections program.  Global Connections brings co- and extra-curricular online activities to students at a distance. To see all upcoming events go to the Global Connections website.

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