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Super Bowl food: post your recipes
I make a cheesy fiesta dip that taste decent:
1 brick of Velveeta- cubed 1/2 pound of ground beef cooked with taco seasoning 8 oz can of salsa/picante 8 oz can of refired beans *sometimes I put in a cup of monterey jack cheese as well which makes it thicker. Put them all in a slow cooker for about 2 or 3 hours.
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Re: Suber Bowl food: post your recipes
I love the Suber Bowl almost as much as I love the Super Bowl. Almost.
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Re: Suber Bowl food: post your recipes
My aunt and sister both make these things for family parties and they are great. The only problem is that they usually only last a few minutes before everyone scarfs them down.
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Re: Super Bowl food: post your recipes
These "things"? Sound tasty!
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Re: Super Bowl food: post your recipes
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Re: Super Bowl food: post your recipes
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Re: Super Bowl food: post your recipes
Yeah, but I don't know about this particular recipe, I just pulled it off a random website. They basically just taste like crab cakes, which means that they're really good.
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Join Date: Oct 2004
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Re: Super Bowl food: post your recipes
Here's a very good dip.
Dice all of these up: 1 good size onion 1 large cucumber 1 0r 2 tomato's depending on size 1 & 1/2 green or yellow or red pepper 1 1/2 cup mild cheeder cheese 1 small bottle of Italian Dressing Mix in a bowl and let it sit in frig for atleast 2 hours, over night is best and serve with your fav corn chips. The measurements of the ingredients is really just the same amount of each thing. |
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Re: Super Bowl food: post your recipes
I did not get all the measurements for the dip but I did ask my wife and she said I had the right mix of stuff. The only thing she said is she uses Kraft zesty Italian dressing and a medium onion and not a large onion. Its best if it has a few hours or over night to sit and soak up the dressing. I add enough to coat the dip and you do not want drench with the dressing. It is realy a type of sausa so you need to dice up the vegetables accordingly which is most of the work. If you have one those choppers they work good and you can use a food processor but I find that the processor can sometimes chop it to fine if you run it to long. I like it chopped in cubes about the size alittle bigger than pencil eraser. Give it a try I think you will like it.
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Re: Super Bowl food: post your recipes
I would eat "things" every day of the week if I could!
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Re: Super Bowl food: post your recipes
I don't have any recipes, but my Mom would make something similar to your cheese dip, 724. However, a few years ago I got a mysterious cheese stain on the back of one of my shirts -- right in the center. There is NO possible way I could have done it. I am almost certain that somebody was eating that dip, then gave me a hug and had that cheese dip on their hands. Now I will always be careful of getting hugs when the cheese dip is present. Beware!
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