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Happy Football Friday. This week we are tackling sweet treats.  We all need a little nibble of sweetness after all the savory tailgate treats we have been serving up.   Before we get to all the sweetness did you save last week’s Tailgate Treats “BLT Season“? There are so many tasty tailgate treats out there to make and enjoy.  I hope you enjoy this week’s batch of sweet treats! Enjoy the games and don’t forget to let us know which recipe is your favorite.

To keep the ­stickiness at bay, wear latex gloves coated with cooking spray as you shape the popcorn balls.

Hand Pies can usually be stored at room temperature covered in Saran Wrap for about 2 days, after that you can move them to the refrigerator where they will keep for about another 2 days.

Yes, they can be frozen! These are best frozen before baking, so if you are wanting to make a bunch at a time and bake some up but have some for later use this would be perfect.

Once you crimp your edges with the fork, place them on a parchment paper line sheet and place them in the freezer, once frozen remove them to a ziptop bag.

When you are ready to bake just let them defrost slightly and then pop them into the oven and bake as directed.

As we head into the cooler temps of fall. It is finally time to break out the perfect soups for tailgating. Easy to make. Easy to feed a crowd. Get that crockpot ready for next week, it is going to be busy keeping all the soups, chilis, and stews ready for your gamely crowds.