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REC Hot Artichoke Dip(s)

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  1. You can tell I'm cleaning up my files. :-)

    A few years ago, a friend gave me a couple of recipes for hot
    artichoke dip, both of which are nearly the same as one found on
    Hellman's/Best Foods mayo jars. One of hers did have some crab in
    it (and it was so good!), but not everyone likes that, so I put all
    the common ingredients in a single recipe and included info on
    variations. With the holiday season upon us, I thought some of you
    might be interested -- I plan to make the crab version for my New
    Year's Eve gathering this year:

    Hot Artichoke Dip

    1 can (14 oz.) artichoke hearts, drained, chopped
    1 C. mayonaisse
    1 C. grated parmesan
    1 clove garlic, finely chopped

    Mix all thoroughly and spoon into glass casserole dish;
    bake for 20-25 minutes at 350° F. Serve hot with bread
    or crackers for dipping.

    Variations:

    Add 1 can (5-7 oz.) white crab meat or shrimp

    Add 1 can (4 oz.) green chilies, drained, chopped

    Substitute the 1 C. of mayonaisse with ½ C. sour cream
    and ½ C. mayonaisse.

    --
    Jani in WA (S'mee)
    ~ mom, Trollop, novice cook ~

  2. Charlotte L. Blackmer said:

    I discovered artichoke dip last year (surprising, as I live in Northern
    California, but it's true) and love it.

    I usually chop the 'chokes in the FP with some olive oil, which allows me
    to get away with about a quarter cup of mayo for 1 can 'chokes and 1 cup
    cheese.


    Christine, if your real recipe varies significantly from the above,
    please email a reacipe to me!

    sf

  3. S'mee said:

    You can tell I'm cleaning up my files. :-)

    A few years ago, a friend gave me a couple of recipes for hot
    artichoke dip, both of which are nearly the same as one found on
    Hellman's/Best Foods mayo jars. One of hers did have some crab in
    it (and it was so good!), but not everyone likes that, so I put all
    the common ingredients in a single recipe and included info on
    variations. With the holiday season upon us, I thought some of you
    might be interested -- I plan to make the crab version for my New
    Year's Eve gathering this year:

    Thanks! I bought a chafing dish yesterday for Thanksgiving's
    brie-fruit-nut appetizer, and I was just telling Carol (not Damsel -- my
    Carol) that I'll take hot artichoke dip to her Christmas open house.
    Now I don't have to go hunt down a recipe. :-)

    serene

  4. One time on Usenet said:
    S'mee said:

    You can tell I'm cleaning up my files. :-)

    A few years ago, a friend gave me a couple of recipes for hot
    artichoke dip, both of which are nearly the same as one found on
    Hellman's/Best Foods mayo jars. One of hers did have some crab in
    it (and it was so good!), but not everyone likes that, so I put all
    the common ingredients in a single recipe and included info on
    variations. With the holiday season upon us, I thought some of you
    might be interested -- I plan to make the crab version for my New
    Year's Eve gathering this year:

    Thanks! I bought a chafing dish yesterday for Thanksgiving's
    brie-fruit-nut appetizer, and I was just telling Carol (not Damsel -- my
    Carol) that I'll take hot artichoke dip to her Christmas open house.
    Now I don't have to go hunt down a recipe. :-)

    Great! I hope you enjoy it... :-)

    --
    Jani in WA (S'mee)
    ~ mom, Trollop, novice cook ~

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