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Cheesy Spinach & Artichoke Dip
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Active Time:  30 Minutes
Total Time:  1 Hour
Bacon and mozzarella add a new twist to this old favorite.
RECIPE INGREDIENTS
2 packages frozen chopped spinach
2 cans artichoke hearts (3-4 artichokes if you use fresh)
1 lb. bacon
3 tbls. mayo
8 oz. sour cream
1/2 of an onion- chopped
1 pkg shredded mozzarella cheese divided(if you want to change it up a little and add fresh mozzarella balls for a creamier, richer spread)
1/2 tea. garlic- minced
salt and pepper
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DIRECTIONS
-fry up that bacon and let it cool then chop it up
-sautee spinach and take a dish towel dump the spinach inside and wring it out. Set aside
-in a mixing bowl add all other ingredients (1/2 the mozzarella), mix in spinach and bacon
-pour into a baking dish and add the rest of the mozzarella on top and bake for 20-30 minutes on 350 degrees
This is a thicker dip so use it as a spread with pita chips or triscuits
You can still use it as a dip with the traditional tortilla chips just make sure they are scoops or sturdy chips.
Enjoy, Even my kids eat it!!
Date Added: 11/30/2009
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Rating: 5
by: Raquel Reviewed: 11/08/2010
want some variety? add crab meat!
I've done this dip NUMEROUS times over the years. It’s always a hit. For a little added variety, I’ve removed the bacon, and added flaked crap meat instead. Artificial or not, it's super delicious on Triskets (served hot). Or I suppose you could do both?
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