Bacon Dip
"We host a big open house at Christmas, as well as church socials, football parties and unexpected invasions of hungry teenagers through the year. This dip seems to be everybody's favorite. It can also be used as a spread on crackers. The receipe has been tweaked many times and is now relatively low-fat for a snack of this type. Enough for 30 to 50 enthusiastic friends! Keeps well in refrigerator for several days."
photo by Bonnie G #2
- Ready In:
- 15mins
- Ingredients:
- 5
- Yields:
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30 portions
- Serves:
- 30-50
ingredients
- 453.59 g low fat cottage cheese
- 453.59 g reduced-fat sour cream
- 340.19 g soft light cream cheese
- 118.29 ml marinade ("Claud's Barbecue Brisket Marinade Sauce," a liquid marinade found in supermarkets near the barbecue)
- 354.88 ml hormel real crumbled bacon
directions
- Beat cottage cheese with mixer until smooth. As an alternate method, the cottage cheese can be pureed in a blender.
- Combine sour cream, cream cheese, and pureed cottage cheese in large mixer bowl.
- Mix first on low and then on medium until thoroughly creamed together. Scrape sides of bowl as needed.
- At low speed, slowly add Claud's sauce and then shredded bacon. Mix until well combined, scraping bowl as needed.
- Refrigerate several hours (preferably overnight). Stir briefly by hand before serving with chips or crackers.
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Reviews
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Great dip and differant from any I've made before. I cut this in half as didn't have that many to eat it and it was sooooo yummy. Loved the blend of all the mixes and then the smokey bacan - a great "man dip" as DH called it. I make some minor changes - made my own bacon and crumbled it (don't like those bacon bit things) and couldn't find Claud's Marinade but did find a Mesquite Marinade and it worked great. Kept it in the fridge over night before serving and glad I did. Even though I cut it in half there's plenty left and DH has already been into it and has told me to keep this one for the next time we have company. Thanks for posting. Made for PAC Fall-09
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My job takes me on the road all the time - 40,000+ miles a year. When I get home I relax by cooking. My wife is both my guinea pig and my fan club. We've raised a house full of boys - one son, several nephews, a rotating cast of hungry friends - and they've cooperated through the years by filling up on my experiments. My "nom de chef" (TOM) stands for what the boys call me, "The Old Man."
