Saturday, February 20, 2010
Hot Jalapeno Artichoke Dip
Firefly and I walked down to the store today to buy some munchies for another evening with friends and wine. I have been craving some artichoke dip for a while now but I was bummed by the selection...everything was in plastic :( To make it worse, the label wrapped all around the container so I couldn't even see if it was recyclable or not.
So instead of buy the plastic coated dip, we decided to make our own. Here's what we did:
Hot Jalapeno Artichoke Dip
2 medium Jalapeno peppers
2 jars of artichoke hearts
1.5 cups mayo (more or less can be used)
Parmesan cheese
garlic powder
dill
First I cut the jalapeno in half and de-seeded them. (I should have saved the seeds so we could plant them) Next I cut them up as fine as I could and set them aside. Then I drained and cut the artichokes hearts. I cut them into smallish chunks. I then mixed the artichokes, jalapenos, and 1/2 the mayo in a sauce pan. I decided to use the rest of the mayo because I wanted a lot of dip. I then mixed in a generous amount of cheese and heated it till hot. As it was heating, I added a little dill and garlic powder for a bit more flavor. Serve hot. Should be good for about 6-8 peoples (or two)
We are having it on fresh bread (just pulled it from the oven) but would be great on crackers as well!
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3 comments:
Sounds delish!!! How was it?
It was a hit! I will be making it again real soon. I think we figured it cost about $7 to make. We don't use much mayo at home but I think we might try and make it ourself so its a bit more healthy
I made mayo for the first time a few weeks ago. It was awesome.
At first I thought I was doing it wrong because I had drizzled almost all of the olive oil in and then poof like magic it started to turn white and thick.
I will def. try your jalapeno artichoke dip for our next guests.
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