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"  Tonight the Saints and the Packers will kick off the 2011 football season in Green Bay, WI. NFL fans are rejoicing and food fans can cheer right along. Long gone are the days of nachos and hot dogs having a monopoly on stadium sustenance. In these modern times, football food is far fancier and more complex than that. We&amp;#039;ve rounded up some of the latest epicurean options available at stadiums across the country. More from Delish: More Great Stadium Foods Stadium: Arrowhead Stadium Team: Kansas City Chiefs Food: Chiefs Brisket Stack. Take thick cut Texas toast, pile on smoked beef brisket, and top with BBQ sauce, fried onions, and pickles.  Stadium: CenturyLInk Field Team: Seattle Seahawks Food: Salmon BLT. A west coast take on the classic sandwich, this BLT is made with applewood smoked bacon, lettuce, tomato, and wild Alaskan sockeye salmon. Stadium: Cleveland Browns Stadium Team: Cleveland Browns Food: Pierogi Dipper. Potato and cheese pierogies with sour cream \u2014 comfort food for a crisp autumn game. More from Delish: 8 Tailgate-Inspired Party Recipes  Stadium: Cowboys Stadium Team: Dallas Cowboys Food: Green Chile Kobe Burger. Real Kobe beef, need we say more? Stadium: Edward Jones Dome Team: St. Louis Rams Food: Beef Ravioli...improved. It&amp;#039;s fried, topped with marinara and sprinkled with parmesan cheese.  Stadium: EverBank Field Team: Jacksonville Jaguars Food: Pan-Seared Mahi Mahi. Yes, at a football stadium.  Stadium: Georgia Dome Team: Atlanta Falcons Food: Sweet Heat Fried Chicken Nachos. These nachos have a touch of the South: tortilla chips topped with buttermilk fried chicken, peach BBQ sauce, and chipotle jack cheese sauce.  Stadium: Lambeau Field Team: Green Bay Packers Food: Pigskin Pile-On. A brat or hot dog is topped with BBQ pork.  More from Delish: Tailgating Recipes for the Parking Lot Stadium: Louisiana Superdome Team: New Orleans Saints Food: Alligator Sausage Po&amp;#039;Boys. This sandwich is a New Orleans bayou take on the traditional tailgating favorite, hot dogs.  Stadium: Metlife Stadium Team: New York Jets Food: Nonna Fusco&amp;#039;s Meatballs. Made from a combination of beef, veal, and pork, the meatballs are braised for almost four hours after being baked.  Stadium: Raymond James Stadium Team: Tampa Bay Buccaneers Food: Lechon Asada. Shredded roast pork is served with sides of black beans and yellow rice. What are some of your favorite stadium snacks? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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