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Date Posted: 07:27:02 12/03/14 Wed
Author: Blazer(Darlene P.)
Subject: Would you like to Share ?

Hi Everyone,
I have enjoyed Pattys Soup Recipe Swap, I was wondering if you would like to start a thread of Dip, Cheese balls, Dessert, or Appetizer Recipes you enjoy for the upcoming Holiday!
Thanks
Blazer (Darlene P.)

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[> Re: Would you like to Share ? -- Blazer(Darlene P.), 07:41:01 12/03/14 Wed [1]

Cheese Ball
Cheese Ball
1(8 oz.) Pkg. Cream Cheese
1 Small Jar Pimento Cheese Spread
1 Small Jar Old English Spread
1 tsp. Worcestershire Sauce
2 tsp. Chopped Onion
1/2 c. Chopped nuts mixed into the Cheese or roll ball in the nuts (I do not use nuts)
Mix and make into One ball or Two balls.
Refrig. We like to use Nabisco Sociable Crackers with it.
Walmart carrys the Jar cheese usually in the Spaj. Sauce area.

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[> Re: Would you like to Share ? -- Blazer(Darlene P.), 07:51:55 12/03/14 Wed [1]

For a Veg. Dip we like Hidden Valley Dry mix( The Original Ranch) in the 1.0 oz Env. you mix it with 16 oz. Sour Cream. very good.Walmart carrys it with the other Dry mix in the Salad Dressing area usually!

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Re: Would you like to Share ? -- Patty, 14:31:15 12/03/14 Wed [1]

My favorite onion dip is the one on the dry Lipton Onion Soup Mix packages.
Patty

Classic Onion Dip:
http://www.makinglifebetter.com/recipes/detail/28542/1/classic-onion-dip

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Re: Would you like to Share ? -- Patty, 14:37:18 12/03/14 Wed [1]

My favorite dip is the Velveeta/Ro-tel cheese dip. I usually use the 2 lb pkg of Velveeta to the 1 can of Ro-tel. The recipe is on the Ro-tel can, too.
Patty

Velveeta/Ro-tel dip:
http://www.quesoforall.com/

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Re: Would you like to Share ? -- Patty, 14:46:43 12/03/14 Wed [1]

This is sooooo good!
Patty

Fruit Salsa - Sally Indy (Voy)
1 med apple, diced
1 C crushed pineapple, drained
1 C strawberries, diced
1 T melted apple jelly

Mix ingredients and serve with graham crackers or vanilla wafers.

**Patty's notes: I double the recipe using a diced red and a diced green apple and added a diced kiwi. I have used almost-thawed frozen whole strawberries and then, diced them. I've also used fresh strawberries, so either can be used.
I serve with the vanilla wafers or graham crackers. Cinnamon tortilla chips or cinnamon graham crackers sound like they'd be good with it, too, but I haven't tried it that way.

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[> Re: Would you like to Share ? -- Bockoven, 12:02:47 12/04/14 Thu [1]

I like the one that is can of chili heated mixed with a pound of melted velveta.
also my niece takes an 8 oz cream cheese and spreads it on a plate and puts a jar of cocktail sauce on top of the cream cheese and a pkg of the crab flakes that you get in the meat dept. You break up the crab and kind of sprinkle on top of the cocktail sauce and serve with ritz crackers. That is really good.
Linda

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[> Re: Would you like to Share ? -- BarbaraTX, 12:10:25 12/04/14 Thu [1]

Spicy Hot Dogs
cut hot dogs in quarters. Cut an "X" in each end of the hot dog pieces. Put them in boiling water until the "Xs" are splayed open. Mix 1 cup of BBQ sauce, 3 tlbs of mustard and 5 to 10 drops of tobasco sauce. Mix dogs and sauce together, microwave until hot. Not only are they good, they'll clear up any sinus problems you have with one good whiff.

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