Showing posts with label dip. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dip. Show all posts
02 February 2014
Sun-Dried Tomato Relish
No, there's nothing wrong with your eyes. You're seeing red, and that red is a relish. The pickle corporations do not have a copyright on this name, meaning it can still be applied to any spreadable and flavorful concoction regardless of color. Any chopped vegetable or fruit can become a relish, including sun-dried tomatoes. And this spread is so delicious, it's honestly borderline inappropriate. So please allow me to expand your color horizons and introduce you to the relish we're smearing on pretty much everything coming out of our kitchen nowadays.
09 November 2013
Grilled Cheese Sticks w/ Apple Butter Dipping Sauce
23 October 2013
Spinach Dip Stuffed Turkey Meatloaf
There are many things I love about my husband. He considers rollerblading aerobic exercise, has read the entire Harry Potter series and sings 80's hits to our pup, substituting her name into the lyrics. But perhaps the best part of all is the fact that he can cook. The man makes an amazing pork roast, perfect pad thai and his lava cakes are to die for. However, we have very different opinions when it comes to meatloaf. Having grown up eating my mom's to-die for recipe, I have insatiable winter craving for this dish while the hubs, a natural-born Canadian, never at it growing up. Perhaps that's why I was so giddy when he offered to make Spinach Dip Stuffed Turkey Meatloaf for me last week. Oh joy!
28 August 2013
Grilled Pepper & Corn Salad
23 January 2013
Spinach Dip & Roast Beef Panini
I love dip. Dippady-dip-dip. Down to my belly. And on single-digit January days, I tend to gravitate toward the hot dips. After all, something has to encourage your toes to thaw after a brief walk to the mailbox/car/doggie bag dispenser. When it comes to hot dips, nothing gets me like Hot & Skinny Spinach Dip, made with greek yogurt instead of mayo. But who says a dip is only for dunking? Why can't a dip be on a sandwich? Well, it can and it is if you try this delicious hot, hearty panini (highly recommended by frozen toes in Southeast Ohio).
13 December 2012
Buffalo Pesto
My all-time favorite way to eat chicken is grilled with Frank's RedHot sauce and fresh basil. I've been eating it this way for so long, I don't even remember where I came up with the idea to pair these two disparate items. But for some reason, they are insanely good together. Everyone I've ever fed this combo to has been delightfully happy with the flavor. And justly so, because what's not to love? Zesty RedHot, fresh basil and tender chicken breast...all wonderful. So good, I wanted to put it on everything I ate. So I figured out a more spreadable solution by transforming the duo into a pesto. Mayo and mustard never knew what hit them.
01 October 2012
Grilled Vegetable Bruschetta with Italian Tomato Salsa
24 September 2012
Spinach Dip Salmon Burger
I'm still trying to get over my recent recipe of Hot & Skinny Spinach Dip. So far, no luck. If you've given it a try and find yourself in the same predicament, I empathize completely. So in lieu of the classic chip, baguette or sliced vegetable, allow yourself to consider this delicious, creamy and healthy burger option that will blow you away. Spread over a salmon burger and you will find an entirely new and delicious way to enjoy a cheesy dip.
18 September 2012
Hot & Skinny Spinach Dip
There is something so satisfying about stuffing a chip loaded with hot, gooey dip into your mouth. One of my absolute favorites has always been spinach dip....except for one thing. The mayonnaise. I have never been a big fan. I can understand most foods spoiling, but the thought of a condiment making you sick if it's left out for a few hours creeps my tummy out. If you concur with me, I am here to tell you that you can live a perfectly happy life sans-mayo by simply switching to Greek yogurt. What a wonderful, high protein, reduced fat alternative!
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