Game Day Grub Made to Feed 2 People — Check Out 56 Recipes That Are a Total Touchdown

If the person you're serving is less about the calories and more about the nutrients, we suggest presenting them with this delightfully healthy dip. All veggies are welcome!

Get the recipe: green goddess dip

This easy buffalo chicken recipe is hassle-free and supertasty! Not to mention, these wings are baked not fried, so they are also lower in calories. Touchdown!

Get the recipe: classic buffalo wings

Rich and savory, these bites will change how you feel about game-day foods. Enjoy a cheese-filled mouthful with every bite you take, along with a nice hint of baby arugla and a buttery biscuit. Yes, please.

Get the recipe: pimento cheese and prosciutto biscuits

These finger-licking pops are juicy and divine. Let's just say that the mint-pistachio pesto that's on top of the lamb pairs wonderfully with buttery white wine. Yum, yum, yum.

Get the recipe: lamb lollipops

You know your dinner is off to a good start when mac and cheese makes a debut at the top of the menu! These little bites are filled with warm noodles and rich cheese, making it hard to stop eating them. Since this recipe makes about 48 mac bites, we suggest cutting the recipe in half and freezing the leftover ones for later.

Get the recipe: three-cheese mini macaroni and cheese bites

Toasted pine nuts, sweet honey, and fresh mint work together to make this recipe one to remember. Serve it with crispy crackers or warm bread for best results. This recipe yields about four to six servings, so you can enjoy it the day after, too.

Get the recipe: feta with honey and pine nuts

How could you say no to easy-to-prepare finger fare? These caprese skewers are made with tomato, mozzarella, and basil, and their simplicity is genius. They're superlight, so if you're looking to feed two people, it's best to make about five to six skewers so you can both indulge.

Get the recipe: caprese skewers