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Just made another experimental dip (for corn chips) that I like and will continue to experiment with �
� refried beans
� Ranch dressing

Mix well.

� will try also with jalape�o, onion, Tabasco, et alii, as "inspired" at the moment.


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Cream Cheese and GOOD Salsa is pretty good too. Les


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I have one I have been making and it goes fast. Chop up about 2+ cups of Vidalia, Walla Walla onions ( usually 1 large one). 1 1/2 to 2 cups of Mayo and 8 oz package of Mozzerella cheese, mix well and bake in an 8" pan at 375 degrees for 30 minutes or til the top starts to brown..

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Ya know, if you use avacado instead of.........whatever.........it will lower your cholesterol instead of raising it. Tastes good too!


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Hey now that sounds good, bet it would be even better with some habanero's in it. Les


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Originally Posted by Ken Howell
Just made another experimental dip (for corn chips) that I like and will continue to experiment with �
� refried beans
� Ranch dressing

Mix well.

� will try also with jalape�o, onion, Tabasco, et alii, as "inspired" at the moment.


Sounds kinda like you might be headed for Dr. Ken's version of the ol' 7 layer dip! I have had lots of variations...Good Stuff! Ranch makes a good addition to a lot of things! Kat puts a little dry ranch mix in her chicken noodle soup...when I first heard this I couldn't imagine it...but it adds a neat little kick to it!


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Originally Posted by RickyD
Ya know, if you use avacado instead of.........whatever.........it will lower your cholesterol instead of raising it. Tastes good too!

One of the few benefits of Dr. H's condition is that he doesn't give two whoops about cholesterol.


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Originally Posted by Ken Howell
� refried beans
� Ranch dressing

Mix well.


Damn boy,with recipes like that, you be headed off to yer own cookin' show soon, I'd bet. wink smile


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Tastefully Simple makes a wonderful dip mix called Fiesta Party Dip. You mix the dry mix with mayonnaise and sour cream. Delicious! It has a real hot "kick," and Barak loves it!

I imagine it would be good mixed in a melted cheese dip as well, or even into refried beans. Yum!

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Ya know, if you use avacado instead of.........whatever.........it will lower your cholesterol instead of raising it. Tastes good too!

One of the few benefits of Dr. H's condition is that he doesn't give two whoops about cholesterol.

Not directed at the good Doctor or anyone else. Just a little thing I heard recently and wanted to pass on for anyone with such an interest.


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Originally Posted by Barak
One of the few benefits of Dr. H's condition is that he doesn't give two whoops about cholesterol.

True � and I'm thankful for all the little side benefits of being unable to swallow solid food. Since I have to spit it out after I've enjoyed the flavor, I can "eat" gobs of good stuff without congesting my tummy. Half a gallon of ice cream at a pop is no challenge at all. I've gone through as much as five quarts in one sitting, filling-up my spit bucket instead of my tummy.

� also a good way to "eat" as much as you want, whatever you want, and lose weight.


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Saute a finely chopped onion, Jalipenos, red and green bell peppers in oil add a 1/2 teaspoon of white, black, and red pepper, 1/4 cup vinegar and ten finely chopped roma tomatoes and three Table spoons of sugarand half cup each chopped celantro and parsley . Bring to a boil then reduce to a simmer for ten minutes. Let cool or serve warm with chips. Taste improves if left to set overnight in the fridge then rewarmed in microwave.


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Originally Posted by Ken Howell
Just made another experimental dip (for corn chips) that I like and will continue to experiment with �
� refried beans
� Ranch dressing

Mix well.

� will try also with jalape�o, onion, Tabasco, et alii, as "inspired" at the moment.


That sounds good. You might try mixing in a little Mrs. Renfro's habanero salsa (can be found at Safeway & Albertson's).


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I don't think there's a loser anywhere in the above recipes. Taste treats are all the better if spontaneously concocted, imho.


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