I am not sure what the real name of this dip is, but for as long as I can remember my friends and I have called it Crack Dip because it is so addictive ... like crack. It is our party drug of choice.
I made it this past weekend for a friend's barbecue and here is the recipe step by step including pictures.
First you will need two 8-ounce packages of cream cheese
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I prefer Philadelphia Brand Cream Cheese and the full-fat kind. No fat free for this recipe. That goes for everything else too. Full fat! Andrea told me she tried to make it with fat-free ingredients once, but it turned out too runny. This dip needs to be fairly thick.
Blend the cream cheese - it helps to let it sit out at room temp for a while.
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Then add 16 ounces of Sour Cream. My choice is Daisy.
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BLEND
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Next add 16 ounces of Salsa. I prefer Pace Chunky Salsa in Medium.
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BLEND, BLEND, BLEND
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Finally add in 8 ounces of Shredded Cheddar (I prefer sharp cheddar).
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The cheese is the final step so make sure everything is completely blended.
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TAH DAH
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It tastes better than it actually looks in this picture. Serve with tortilla chips or veggies.
It helps if you have 2 Junior Chefs like Roxie and Noodles!
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So in a nutshell:
*16 ounces of cream cheese (not the fat-free kind)
*16 ounces of sour cream (again, not the fat-free kind)
*16 ounces of salsa (the chunky Pace kind is the best)
*8 ounces of shredded cheddar cheese
Blend together the cream cheese, sour cream and salsa with an electric mixer until it is smooth & well blended. Add shredded cheese & stir in.
Chill and then serve with tortilla chips or veggies
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7 comments:
Yum, I'm going to have to try that next party. It looks yummo!!
sounds delish! I'm craving cheese dip now...
Thanks for posting this! I will make this for our next family get together! I may have to come up with a different name than "crack dip" though. :)
Kristie, that is not a very classy name - I know! You can call it whatever you want. May I suggest Lesli's Dip?? :-)
xoxo
That sounds like a dip that my friend Becky taught me eons ago, just sans cheese and you are utterly correct - it is crack dip!
Mmmm...that sounds delicious! Even better, it sounds like something that I could do, which is saying something when it comes to cooking. Thanks for sharing!
I need some of this!! Sounds addicting!
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