I recently hosted a party and decided on a theme I thought all attendees could get behind – cheese and bread!! ? I mean, who can’t get behind that?? Back in November of last year I tore this recipe out of my Food Network magazine and could not WAIT to try it. This party finally
HEY I THOUGHT IT WAS 7-LAYER DIP! Yeah, so did I. I was perusing Pinterest one day and I saw a picture for a 7-layer dip that looked PHENOM, and I thought, I have to make that. Except guess what? It was a bad link. ? Supwitdat. So I kind of had to wing this
Ok so. I’m just going to say this loud and clear: you WILL want this dip at your next family or friends get-together. You just will. You WILL need to get over the idea of sauteeing the onions for 45-60 minutes. You just will. Because this step, this crucial step, is what sets this dip
I don’t really know what Chuy’s is, I am assuming it’s a restaurant of some kind, all I know is that when I saw //this dip// on Pinterest it looked creamy and delicious, and those are my two favorite criteria for anything going into my mouth. I was excited to make it for a Mexican-themed
Herb and garlic cheese spread is another old recipe I found in my binder from my early days of learning how to cook. I remember Aaron loved it back then, so when I saw this I thought it would make a good snack for him to bring in for lunch! It’s funny because the day
So there’s no ifs ands or buts about it – the thing that drew me in to try this recipe was the pictures on the website. Go check them out //here//. That cheese is so deliciously melty and the dish is so beefy and I just love Mexican food so I had to make this
One of my daughter’s favorite restaurants to eat at is Chili’s. Personally, I also love Chili’s! Chili’s holds a special place in my heart. When my husband and I first started dating (way the hell back in the last century, in 1998), it was the “nice” restaurant that we would go to when going out
I mentioned in my post for Mexican Street Corn Tostadas a couple weeks back that I was pretty inspired by that recipe and made a corn dip….thing. Is it weird that I think the words “corn dip” just don’t jive together? I don’t know why. It sounds pretty redneck. Y’ALL COME FETCH YA SOME CORN
Several years ago, I went to visit my friend Sara in Kansas City with some girlfriends, and we went out to dinner at this Italian place called Garozzo’s. On the way there, Sara raved about the bread dipping oil. WAIT TILL YOU DIP YOUR BREAD IN THAT OIL… OMG. And I chuckled a little, thinking,