Cream Cheese Pesto Dip
This dip is really easy to make, and so good!
Seriously, it is hard to stop eating this stuff. I use a block and a half of cream cheese - because that's what fits in the dish I want to use. Then I layer lots of garlic, pesto and feta on top, and cover it with diced tomatoes (from a can - not the whole can, though, just enough to cover). I used pesto I made last summer and froze in a 1/2 cup Rubbermaid container. I just thawed it out and spread the whole thing on top of the garlic. (Time to plant some more basil!)
You can serve this cold, but it's so much better when warmed up. You're not really cooking it but just warming it up so that the cream cheese gets all soft and all the flavors blend. Also, it's good with other crackers or chips like Pita chips, but it is best with the New York Style Sea Salt Bagel Crisps - trust me on this! They just go together perfectly -and those bagel crisps can hold a lot of dip.
Cream Cheese Pesto Dip
Ingredients:
Ingredients:
- Cream cheese
- Minced garlic
- Pesto
- Feta
- Diced tomatoes
- Layer all ingredients - no measurements, just whatever looks/sounds good to you.
- Warm 10-15 minutes at 350°
- Serve with bagel chips.
Seriously, it is hard to stop eating this stuff. I use a block and a half of cream cheese - because that's what fits in the dish I want to use. Then I layer lots of garlic, pesto and feta on top, and cover it with diced tomatoes (from a can - not the whole can, though, just enough to cover). I used pesto I made last summer and froze in a 1/2 cup Rubbermaid container. I just thawed it out and spread the whole thing on top of the garlic. (Time to plant some more basil!)
You can serve this cold, but it's so much better when warmed up. You're not really cooking it but just warming it up so that the cream cheese gets all soft and all the flavors blend. Also, it's good with other crackers or chips like Pita chips, but it is best with the New York Style Sea Salt Bagel Crisps - trust me on this! They just go together perfectly -and those bagel crisps can hold a lot of dip.