SPINACH DIP IN BREAD BOWL RECIPE - TABLESPOON.COM
If spinach dip in a bread bowl isn’t the perfect party food, we don’t know what is. A luscious mixture of spinach and sour cream surrounded by an edible (incredible!) bread bowl? We’ve never had a spinach dip we didn’t like, but this easy-to-prepare bread bowl version is especially dip-worthy.
Provided by TBSP Kitchens
Total Time 2 hours 20 minutes
Prep Time 20 minutes
Yield 10
Number Of Ingredients 7
Steps:
- Soak both packages of frozen spinach in warm water to defrost.
- Drain spinach well. Ring out spinach like a wet towel to squeeze out excess juice, with hands.
- Place spinach in a large bowl and mix in sour cream, onion soup packet, mayo, green onion and water chestnuts. You may add as much mayo and/or sour cream to satisfy your taste. Mix well.
- Cover and refrigerate overnight (or at least 2-4 hrs)
- Hollow out a large, round loaf of Hawaiian Bread (or Sourdough), leaving at least a 2 inch wall. Place bread bowl on tray and pour in the dip. (Place extra bread pieces around spinach bowl for easy to get, bite sized pieces to dip with.)
- Use another loaf of bread to tear more pieces with and place around bowl. (Try out different kinds of breads. My favorites are the sweet Hawaiian rolls and sourdough.)
- Serve & enjoy!
Nutrition Facts : ServingSize 1 Serving
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Provided by Todd Wilbur
Total Time 48 minutes0S
Prep Time 24 minutes0S
Cook Time 24 minutes0S
Number Of Ingredients 11
Nutrition Facts : Calories 140 calories
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