Your best dip for crudites.
I am making a crudites platter for a party and would like to try a new, and perhaps unusual dip. Would love to know your favorites.
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BerryBabyMay 23, 2019
Hummus...easy to make and change it up to your taste.
C S.May 23, 2019
At Thanksgiving I made this peppadew dip: https://food52.com/recipes....
It is delicious. My sister stuck a finger in it and said, "Hooooly moly, that is good." It is.
Has some similarity to muhammara but no nuts, roasted peppers and peppadews.
It is delicious. My sister stuck a finger in it and said, "Hooooly moly, that is good." It is.
Has some similarity to muhammara but no nuts, roasted peppers and peppadews.
GammyMay 23, 2019
Not unusual, but gets raves every time I serve... Ina Garten's Green Herb Dip. https://barefootcontessa.com/recipes/green-herb-dip
NancyMay 23, 2019
If we open up answers to old favorites, not necessarily new and different, I suggest
• artichoke spinach cream cheese dip;
• homemade onion dip (especially good with roasted or fried onions).
• artichoke spinach cream cheese dip;
• homemade onion dip (especially good with roasted or fried onions).
NancyMay 23, 2019
QueenSashy...
If you want non-dairy, there's an artichoke ticket dip I like; also tapenades.
Links for all 4 (these & previous 2) if you want.
If you want non-dairy, there's an artichoke ticket dip I like; also tapenades.
Links for all 4 (these & previous 2) if you want.
QueenSashyMay 23, 2019
Yes, I think I would like non-dairy (already a lot of cheese on the table), so both artichoke rocket and tapenades you trust would be much appreciated.
NancyMay 23, 2019
Here you are
1) Rose Prince recipe
Http://www.telegraph.co.uk/foodanddrink/recipes/8921162/artichoke-heart-and-rocket-mash-recipe.html
2) a little bit about her
https://en.wikipedia.org...
3) tapenade from Globe and Mail Sept 1994 (link no longer works; I'll post as recipe on my page)
4) tapenade from M.F.K. Fisher in her 1969 book, With Bold Knife and Fork. linked here in a tribute article.
http://pixiesdidit.squarespace.com/figs-bay-wine/2010/7/3/a-brief-history-of-tapenade-or-happy-birthday-mfk-fisher.html
1) Rose Prince recipe
Http://www.telegraph.co.uk/foodanddrink/recipes/8921162/artichoke-heart-and-rocket-mash-recipe.html
2) a little bit about her
https://en.wikipedia.org...
3) tapenade from Globe and Mail Sept 1994 (link no longer works; I'll post as recipe on my page)
4) tapenade from M.F.K. Fisher in her 1969 book, With Bold Knife and Fork. linked here in a tribute article.
http://pixiesdidit.squarespace.com/figs-bay-wine/2010/7/3/a-brief-history-of-tapenade-or-happy-birthday-mfk-fisher.html
HalfPintMay 23, 2019
I would make muhammara
QueenSashyMay 23, 2019
Ha! I am actually doing muhamara in another dish (eggplant rolls with muhamara -- it's fantastic). You ladies think great thoughts :)
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