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101 Hangover Food Recipes for a Speedy Recovery After Having Too Much

By Emilie Bradford
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76. Taco Stuffed Potatoes

I just adore how creative some people are! Doing a taco style meal but all loaded onto a baked potato is so awesome and so tasty!

77. Easy Enchilada Noodle Bake

Comfort food at it’s yummiest. This casserole still has all the zesty flavors of Mexican Enchiladas but with the added bonus of noodles!

78. Saucy Hungarian Red Potato Goulash

A truly cozy one-pan meal that will inspire you to curl up on the couch with a movie and eat your hangover away. Hearty, nutritious, and delicious!

79. Eggs Benedict Casserole

I am a huge fan of casseroles. They are typically easy to make, easy to freeze, and easy to have for leftovers. This Eggs Benedict Casserole looks perfect to have frozen and ready to pull out when you’re way too hungover to cook.

80. Cheesy Corn Casserole

Butter, milk, cream cheese, bacon… This is not the choice for any vegans out there! However, any non-vegans might want to give this warm and creamy Cheesy Corn Casserole a try!

81. Snicker Salad

Yes, you read it right, it’s a Snicker Salad! Awesome! Too hungover to think up what to eat? Just chop up some chocolate bars and fruit and make a salad out of it… Why not!?

82. Stuffed Cheesy Bread

I know, I know… This whole list is just a lot of cheese covered food. But I mean, really, who doesn’t love warm melted cheese when they’re hungover? Especially when it’s melted on (and in) crunchy garlic toast!

83. Chicken and Waffles

No hangover food list would be complete without the fan-favorite chicken and waffles! Always good (especially when smothered in gravy!)

84. Chicken and Waffles Nachos

And a hangover food list DEFINITELY wouldn’t be complete without these mouthwatering totally loaded Chicken and Waffles Nachos.

85. Chick-fil-A Bites

There’s something so enticing about bite-sized food when you’re lazy. I guess because it’s less time before it gets from your plate to your mouth…

86. Hawaiian Hot Dogs

Sweet yet spicy, zesty, and smokey. I might just have to make myself hungover as an excuse to eat these… Or maybe I’ll just indulge even if I’m not hungover…

87. Maple Mustard Grilled Wings

The effort of making wings just so you can enjoy them when you’re hungover is sooooo worth it! Especially when they are these sweet yet tangy Maple and Mustard Wings.

88. Pork Ginger Potstickers

These delectable potstickers take just 30 minutes to make. But, if your future hungover self can’t handle 30 minutes, think about preparing them beforehand and sticking them in the freezer! Future you will thank you.

89. Crispy Fajita Chicken Wraps

Another freezer-friendly meal that you could have just waiting for you in your freezer. Crispy Fajita Chicken Wraps!

90. Parmesan Garlic Wings

Here’s another wing recipe, this time using a slow-cooker. Essentially, you could wake up just to toss them in the slow-cooker, take a power nap, and then rise later to enjoy your garlicky wings!

91. Turkey Poutine

As a Canadian myself, I can promise you that poutine is the #1 hangover food. It’s got everything you need and want. Try out this “Thanksgiving” version using leftover turkey and stuffing.

92. Wonton Quesadillas

Mini cheesy quesadillas made with wonton wrapping! How fun are these? Plus, they only take 25 minutes to make!

93. Chinese BBQ Pork Buns

Oh yeah, we’re talking golden-brown crispy and warm bread stuffed with Asian-spiced pork! You and your hungover friends might have a new favorite snack!

94. Poutine Potato Poppers

All the mouthwatering flavors of poutine wrapped up in a bite-sized potato. Melted cheese curds, crunchy bacon bits, and chives, all we’re missing is a little gravy on top!

95. Parmesan Tortellini Bites

You will not be able to stop eating these bite-sized Tortellini Poppers. So flavorful with that awesome crunchy-on-the-outside texture!

96. Cauliflower Mac and Cheese

Okay, this one is for all you “healthier” hungover people out there. It’s still that delicious mac n’ cheese flavor but with a sneaky vegetable added in.

97. Chicken Tenders

These chicken tenders fall under the categories; Keto and low-carb. They are still tender, juicy, and flavorful though!

98. Turkey Club Grilled Cheese

As declared, this is the grilled cheese sandwich for adults. A more sophisticated flavor variation and just a wee bit healthier.

99. Chicken Bacon Ranch Taquitos

Normally taquitos are my go-to drunk food but I can definitely understand how they would also be satisfying in the hangover phase.

100. Chicken Noodle Soup

Is there any food with greater healing powers than Chicken Noodle Soup? It gives me such a comforting nostalgic feeling and seems to cure everything!

101. Pineapple Pulled Pork Pizza

Pizza is life… And this sweet yet spicy pizza is an absolute winner if I say so myself. But there seems to be a global feud over how appropriate it is to put pineapple on a pizza… Which team are you on? Pineapple Pizza Fans or Pineapple Pizza Haters? Lets us know in the comments below!

There you go! 101 Hungover Recipes to Pick From

Are you feeling better yet? Well, maybe just looking at the pictures could trick your foggy brain into thinking you are replenishing yourself… But, it’s better to pick out a couple of these recipes and start cooking! Whether it’s comfort food, healthy food, or just something to fill your tummy, eating is an important step in recovery. Which recipe will you try?

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