Artichoke Bean Dip

"This is really good and takes no time at all to make. Eat on toasted bread or carrot and celery sticks. You can also try it as a spread for a wrap with grilled chicken and tomato slices. Toss with pasta for an instant pasta sauce."
 
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Ready In:
10mins
Ingredients:
6
Serves:
4-6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Combine all ingredients in food processor and blend until smooth. This dip gets thicker after it has been refrigerated.
  • Variations: add green olives, chives, chopped fennel, sun dried tomatoes or rosemary.

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  1. Excellent and so easy to make. I resisted the temptation to try any of the variations and used the ingredients as listed. But I'm looking forward to trying the other suggestions in the future. Another time I think I'll also try adding a little mint, which I think would work well.
     
  2. I like this dip because it's quite easy to put together and of course has some of my favorites- garlic and artichokes. This reminds me of hummus and was delicious with celery sticks. I did end up adding a little hot sauce to add some of that heat that I crave, but it was fine as is. Can't wait to try some of your variations, especially the olives. What a great idea!
     
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