Showing posts with label dip. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dip. Show all posts
Sunday, March 24, 2019
Baked Spinach Dip
I had some fresh spinach that I needed to use up, so I decided it was time to try spinach dip. I know normally people take their crockpot and let it warm up to serve at parties and also the recipes usually call for frozen/thawed spinach. The baked method with fresh spinach is actually much fresher; not so mushy. The key in the flavor is in high quality cheeses. Definitely does not need salt. It was pretty perfect. The next day we tried it cold and it was just as delicious. I can't wait to make this one for guests!
Wednesday, May 31, 2017
Chocolate Chip Cookie Dip
Need a go to for parties? This is a great quickie to "whip" up. I used mini vanilla wafers and animal cookies for the dip. When you use the stand mixer and whisk attachment on high, you can take the cream cheese right out of the fridge throw it in the bowl with the other ingredients (minus the chocolate chips) you'll have cookie dip in 2-3 minutes! So addicting--another dam in the clean eating river....;)
Sunday, September 4, 2016
7 Layer Dip
It's Labor Day weekend and we hosted a BBQ yesterday. It's always really great when friends make the trek out to our farm. I love planning the menu and I rarely make the same thing twice. Believe it or not, I've never made 7 Layer Dip, even though I (now) know it's super easy. I loosely used the following recipe (more based on the fabulous picture), however, what I found most helpful were the reviews. [Always read the reviews in a recipe because by the time you try it, other people have shown you what works and doesn't work about it as well as other substitutions/tricks.] Based on the comments, I added the taco seasoning to the sour cream rather than the refried beans. I also added salsa to the beans to make them more pliable. I also omitted the lettuce as a personal choice, did not add black olives, or tomatoes and put green onions on top. I made fresh guacamole and salsa and refrigerated for 3-4 hours. By the end of the night, there was nothing left :)
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