There’s nothing my family does better than snack and celebrate, so with the college football season kick-off this weekend, we already have our game faces on with what appetizers to draft for our game day spread. And there’s no fumbling when it comes to making one of our finest treats, Pigskin Sushi.

A big moonshine cheers to football season finally being here!
This non-threatening Midwestern version of sushi is a crowd pleasing hit at any tailgate whether you’re cheering for your fave college team….
…or you’re trying to impress fellow NFL fans.
This is my trashy version of sushi that requires three ingredients, five minutes of prep and dirties no dishes (perfect for kitchen lovers like me).
Ingredients:
Remove one piece of the cooked ham and place on a paper towel.
This low carb, gluten-free delicatessen will stand out among the typical tailgating treats.
And not only is Pigskin Sushi cheap and easy (no I’m not referring to myself), it washes down with any cocktail you choose on game day.

Skinny Pirates for this Hawkeye.
In my book, that’s a touchdown!
CBXB
I had to try this!! Pigskin sushi is awesome! You really are very entertaining CBXB!
Rob – I always try to add a little fun in everything I do. Happy you liked the Pigskin sushi! Such a fancy treat, ya know?
Easy, unless you are try to frost pickles and then roll them in ham. Love learning the hard way! Delicious!
Who in the hell would try to frost the pickles with cheese instead of spreading it on the ham? Oh wait…yeah, you!!!
This looks good, will have to try it! All for not having to cook and less ingredients in a recipe!!
I hear ya sister! It is quite a hit, too. So you don’t have to worry about any ‘sushi’ leftovers!
I love every ingredient in the pigskin sushi, CBXB, so I think I would love ’em all together in game day! Here I have to have chicken wings, hot buffalo sauce with blue cheese to dip into. You like?
Oh YES! You bring the chicken wings and I’ll bring the sushi – perfect combo for game day!
My mouth is watering!
I definitely need to try this yum!!! kissssss
Quick, easy and delish. You can’t go wrong! XO
We open with USC… It’s gonna be a doozie.
Oh baby!
That looks simultaneously disgusting and intriguing. At least it’s edible though!
We had a friend show up to tailgating already drunk and carrying a bag of frozen chicken one year. He just left it sitting on the ground in the sun until it thawed and then threw it on the grill, peppering the salmonella with some BBQ sauce. I wasn’t bold (or stupid) enough to eat it, but a few people had just enough beers to make bad decisions. Somehow or other, they survived. I guess that appendix thing isn’t so useless after all!
Ha! I’ve been to tailgates where questionable meat was left sitting in the sun and then thrown on the grill…and I, too, wasn’t stupid enough to eat it. But I thought about it!
While my pigskin sushi does look a tad on the disgusting side, it’s a crowd please. Especially when the alternative is spoiled meat! π
My Nashville friend is a culinary GENIUS!!!! Love this. Thanks for sharing.
WEll, now you know I not only have a liver of steel but mad skills that rival Martha Stewart.
I think I heard somewhere that Martha may have had a liver of steel as well. Now on to the next idea for your own reality show. CBXB’s Living!!!! LMAO. Get your Skinny Pirates. yer cat’s. yer kitchen skills. and yer jazz hands in order pronto!!!!
OMFG. You are a genius. A mad genius! CBXB Living here I come.
Episode one featuring pigskin sushi and the application of chevron wallpaper of course.
That looks delicious! Have you seen the tailgate recipes on Pinterest? It’s my new crack.
No! I need to go and check some out for ideas – I always get stuck on making the same thing if I know I like it. I will make Pinterest tailgate recipes my new crack, too!
YUP! It’s in time for some football!
Hells yeah! I’m so pumped football season is finally here!
They look very nice and it’s done in a view minutes, I have to try these ! Also the other football snacks invites me and I’m sure that you had a great tailgate π !
The best part about these treats is the prep – it takes no time at all!
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