Debbie's Buffalo Chicken Dip

"This recipe came from a dear friend of mine, it is spicy, but very good served with Ritz crackers."
 
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Ready In:
30mins
Ingredients:
4
Serves:
12
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ingredients

  • 8 ounces cream cheese, softened
  • 1 (12 ounce) can chicken, drained
  • 12 cup ranch dressing
  • 12 cup cups red hot sauce
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directions

  • Mix together and bake in an oven proof dish for 20 minutes at 350, serve with Ritz crackers.

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Reviews

  1. When I saw this, I had to try it because I love dips. But I made it and I couldn't get the bowl away from my husband, who generally isn't into dips. It was a hit with dinner guests too and its SO EASY. We've also changed the amount of heat by substituting different hot wing sauces but it is wonderful every time. Usually it is eaten with baked corn chips.
     
  2. Just made this and gave it to my DS, I added some fresh garlic and cayenne pepper just to zing it up, thanks Jeff! Kittencal :)
     
  3. This is a good, hot dip that is very versatile. Instead of 1/2 cup red hot sauce, I used 1/2 cup Herdez salsa and a few dashes of chipotle sauce, plus a small can of chopped, green chiles and salt to taste. The dip was really tasty when it came out of the oven, and I took it -- with tostadas -- to a shop to share with friends who are the owners. We all loved it!
     
  4. This was a fantastic dip! It had just the right amount of heat and the flavor was perfect. Made for Jeff's cookathon...hope you feel better soon!
     
  5. We loved this recipe! In fact, the boys and their dad loved it so much that I had to head back to the kitchen to make another batch the same night. We are not a big 'dip' family, but this one sure went over well. It is a bit spicy, but not so spicy that your mouth burns for 2 hours. Because not everyone can appreciate heat, I suggest that you start out on the conservative side and add more heat to suit your taste.
     
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Tweaks

  1. This is a good, hot dip that is very versatile. Instead of 1/2 cup red hot sauce, I used 1/2 cup Herdez salsa and a few dashes of chipotle sauce, plus a small can of chopped, green chiles and salt to taste. The dip was really tasty when it came out of the oven, and I took it -- with tostadas -- to a shop to share with friends who are the owners. We all loved it!
     

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