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    Texas Party Dip


    Source of Recipe


    the net

    Recipe Introduction


    This is enough for a BIG crowd -- BBQ, picnic, or family reunion. (but it will keep in the fridge for a week if you have leftovers....) And it's hot hot hot! Serve with tortilla chips and fritos or ladled over nachos.



    HMMMMMM I PREDICT A LITTLE GAS!!

    List of Ingredients




    1 Can (15-16 ounces) refried beans
    1 can (15-16 ounces) chili without beans (Wolf Brand or Hormel work well)
    1 pint sour cream
    2 cans (10 ounces each) rotel tomatoes, chopped with liquid
    1 12-ounce jar pickled jalapenos, chopped (use the pickling juice also)
    1 pound monterey jack cheese (or pepper jack) -- grated
    Tabasco or Trappy's Red Devil Sauce (to taste)
    2 T chili powder
    1 T paprika
    1 t pressed garlic
    1/2 t cumin (ground)
    1 T worchestershire sauce

    Recipe



    Heat the chili and Rotel tomatos in a large pot, and slowly add beans until they are mixed completely. Add chopped jalapenos with their juice, then the additional chili powder and seasonings. Allow to simmer for 10 minutes, then remove from heat and fold in sour cream and grated cheese. Additional cheese (cheddar, or one of the rich Mexican white cheeses) can be added if your bunch likes things "cheesier".

    Add additional Tabasco or Trappy's if needed for fire, and salt to taste.

    Serve in a heated crock pot with bowls of chips and plates of fresh veggies to dip.
    (Veggies that dip well in this are carrots, green onions, cherry tomatoes, button mushrooms, and pepperoncini peppers. And of course, fresh jalapenos, pablanos, and habaneros --if you dare.)

    For a milder version, use plain jack instead of pepper jack; use pace MILD salsa instead of rotel tomatoes, and seed the jalapenos before you chop them.

    For a really hotter version, use pickled habaneros instead or in addition to the jalapenos, and add a 3 ounce bottle of tabasco, or a couple of tablespoons of DAVES INSANITY SAUCE.

 

 

 


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