Showing posts with label appetizer recipes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label appetizer recipes. Show all posts

Warm Pizza Dip | Snack Food | Dip Recipe

Try Warm Pizza Dip for easy dip for snacking, a TV night sitting around with the family, or bringing to your next get-together for the Big Game Day, Final Four or Championship Basketball Games, World Series, Superbowl or kid sleepover party!    Try Warm Pizza Dip ~

Warm Pizza Dip Appetizer


Easy Pizza Dip Recipe

Serve this warm Pizza Dip recipe with warm tortilla shells cut into triangles or bread sticks with this dip.  Tortilla or nacho chips can also be served. This Warm Pizza Dip is just the thing for casual entertaining or a night at home with the family.

Check out my recipe for Breadmaker Pizza Dough and Homemade Pasta Sauce (or Sunday Gravy)

Warm Pizza Dip Recipe

Some other yummy snack and dip recipes you might want to try -

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Handmade Cotton Dish Cloths


Warm Pizza Dip


What You Need:

1 (8 oz) pkg. cream cheese, room temperature
1/2 C sour cream
1 t oregano
1/2 C pizza sauce
1/2 C pepperoni, chopped
1/2 C green pepper, chopped
1/4 C green onion, chopped
1/2 C mozzarella cheese, shredded

How to Make It:

Place the oven temperature on 350 degrees and allow to heat while mixing up the dip.
Place the cream cheese, sour cream and oregano into a large mixing bowl.
Use an electric mixer on low speed and blend the ingredients together well.
Spread the mixture into the bottom of an ungreased 9 in pie plate.
Spread the pizza sauce over the top of the cream cheese mixture.
Place the pepperoni, green pepper and onion into a mixing bowl and toss to combine.
Sprinkle the pepperoni and vegetable mixture evenly over the pizza sauce.
Bake for 10 minutes.
Remove from the oven and layer the cheese over the top.
Return to the oven and bake an additional 5 minutes or until the cheese has completely melted.

Serving Size: 2 C

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Cheese Dip Spread Recipes | Appetizer Recipes for Parties

For your Charcuterie Board, here are several Cream Cheese dips, spread and appetizer recipes for a real New England Holiday. These dips and spreads can be served when entertaining for Christmas or New Years parties, football games, or any family event!

Beer Cheese Dip

Appetizer Recipes


Our family serves quite a bit of cheese, not only during the holidays, but throughout the whole year.  My mother-in-law owned a cheese and gourmet food store, long before grocery stores had entire sections devoted to domestic and imported cheeses. I worked the store as a manager on the days when my mother-in-law wasn't available, so I know quite a bit about cheese and appetizer recipes, and recognize the best cheddar cheese when I see and taste it!

On a beautiful fall day while in Vermont visiting my son-in-law's parents, we toured the Cabot Cheese Visitor's Center, and took the tour of the factory while in Cabot, Vermont. It was interesting to learn about co-ops and to see how cheese is made.

At our Visitors Center in Cabot, where we began in 1919, you can join a factory tour, watch talented cheese makers create our award-winning cheddars, and enjoy plenty of samples — all in one of the most scenic spots in America. Our visitors say the drive alone is worth it!




Cabot Creamery is a 1,200 farm family dairy cooperative with members in New England and upstate New York.

Enjoy these easy appetizer recipes for parties!

Charcuterie Board



Cheese Dip and Spread Recipes



Honey Roasted Almond Cheese Ball Spread



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With a glass of wine from your favorite winery or Sangria recipe you're ready for entertaining at your next party or get-together !

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