This dip is super easy. Steve and I like to eat it on baguette slices and wheat thins.

I started by heating a little more than a tablespoon of olive oil.

Then I remembered to pull the cream cheese out of the fridge. If I had been smart, I would have taken it out earlier to let it soften.

Then I added a teaspoon and a half of minced garlic and stirred it around for a while.

Last time I made this dip, I used a prepared roasted garlic spice mix. I wanted to use my fresher garlic, but I kind of wanted to replicate the spiciness of the prepared mix. I pulled the bottle down, read the ingredients, and threw some chili powder and onion salt. Then I added some more chili powder.

I poured the oil mix over the cream cheese. Then my jaw dropped at the lusciousness.

Remember how I forgot to take the cream cheese out to soften? Yeah. This is what happens if the cream cheese is hard and you try to stir in the garlic/spice/oil mixture. Sigh...

After sitting on the counter a while, the mixture was easier to stir and resulted in the above pictured creamy goodness.
Enjoy!
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