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What are the essential ingredients of chip dip and the process for making it?

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sour cream is often the basis of it. you can add minced onion, garlic, sliced scallion, or shallots; seasonings, parsley, worcestershire..... bunches of items.
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I love the basic French onion dip, sour cream and a packet of Lipton's Onion Soup.
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chili dip, serve with corn chips or tortilla chips. one can chili of your choice. i sm pk cream cheese. i melt the cheeses in the chili using my micro. stir well and serve
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It's also good with Vcheese (American processed cheese that melts nicely!)
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I use a food processor for the whole process....and use a soft goat cheese like cottage cheese or ricotta cheese, can be as simple as buzzing some fresh garlic, s&p..thin with yogurt or buttermilk to consistency desired...but it usually firms up some with refrigeration...can add a multitude of flavorings/herbs/spices
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chili dip, serve with corn chips or tortilla chips. one can chili of your choice. i sm pk cream cheese. i melt the cheeses in the chili using my micro. stir well and serve

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It's also good with Vcheese (American processed cheese that melts nicely!)

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