These pinto beans with chorizo from Budget Bytes make a great side dish, an entree when served over rice, or in this case, a hearty dip that's scoopable with tortilla chips. Pop it all in the Instant Pot, step away to watch some commercials, and let it make itself.

In the same vein as that pinto bean and chorizo dip, carnitas would make a great food to serve a large crowd. Lay out some mini tortillas and a few classic toppings, and let your guests build their own tacos just how they like 'em. And if you want to plate them up a little, A Spicy Perspective also has a recipe for carnitas party sandwiches.

If you're in need of a vegetarian snack option that isn't a boring raw vegetable platter, this is your move. My Heart Beets describes khaman dhokla as "a soft, spongy and savory chickpea flour cake steeped in a sweet and spicy infused oil and then topped with crispy fried green chilies and spices." Um, yes please.

This dip recipe from Averie Cooks plays well in an Instant Pot, slow cooker, or on the stove top. It's meaty, cheesy, and can be made spicy if that's your speed.

If you want to serve something delicious that isn't barbecue-y or cheesy in nature, sesame chicken from A Spicy Perspective can get the job done. Pop these pieces of chicken on a toothpick with some pickled onion or even by themselves for easy, tasty hors d'oeuvres.

Buffalo wings are so 2019. If you want to serve chicken wings but with a different flavor than usual, tandoori wings from My Heart Beets would be a delicious alternative. Winner, winner!

Regardless of the event, mac and cheese is always welcome. Instant Pot mac and cheese from That's What Che Said means you get this fan favorite done easy and cheesy, so what's not to love? Throw some breadcrumbs on top before serving and call it a TD.

Serving barbecue fan faves? Baked beans are a delicious side you can make with little to no effort if you're an Instant Pot owner. These ones from A Spicy Perspective sound delicious and are done within an hour.

Meatballs are a classic potluck appetizer. Carry them to your friend's house in the pot and serve with a spoon, or plate them ahead of time on toothpicks. Either way, they're a real time-saving option when made in a pressure cooker with this recipe from Wholefully.

Ribs are one of the ultimate football foods, and these baby back ribs from Foodie Crush come together easily in an Instant Pot. No need to step outside and grill means you won't miss a moment of the big game (or the commercials your coworkers will be talking about the day after).

If wings or baby back ribs aren't your friends' style, pulled pork sliders from That's What Che Said should do the trick. Season and sauce them up however you like, and serve on mini buns as a bite-sized but filling appetizer.

If you need something to serve while they hand over the trophy, here's a great option. This flavorful lemon cheesecake with a pistachio crust from My Heart Beets is sure to delight your guests, whether their team came out on top or not.