I've been trying for ages to make my favourite dip from the supermarket. With two small changes this recipe did the trick. I left out the worcester sauce and used chives instead of the onion. Just what I wanted and much cheaper too. Thankyou so much SUSAN ANN
I added only 1 TB of grated onion for a more subtle flavour.
So quick to make! Tastes good and uses ingredients normally on hand. Use a little less onion and let it sit in the fridge for an hour for the flavours to mellow. Went over very well with the football crowd...but you need to like the taste of onion.
This was really good. The cream cheese adds more depth to the flavor. Used a sprinking of onion powder instead of the onion and it wasn't too strong.
great dip and so easy I used fresh chives instead of onion and it was delicious.
We used to make this dip often when I was a kid only we added some catsup. It is still my favorite but I really like onions.
Pretty good. I thinned it with a bunch of extra milk. I also used onion powder instead of real onions. If I were making it for a party or something I might use real onion but just for me for a snack it wasn't worth the effort. I also added a couple dashes of pepper to it. Pretty good recipe and probably slightly healthier than my standard sour cream and onion soup mix concoction. Just a tip I know some were using chives you could also use green onion (scallion) or even shallot to temper the onion flavour a bit.
I always use worchestershire sauce in my onion dip! A suggestion if you don't have fresh onion dried chopped onions are great in this! I also use half sour cream and half cream cheese in mine. If you use the dried onion make at least 1/2 hour before serving to give the onions a chance to reconstitute!
I'm giving this five stars for ease to deliciousness ratio. I didn't have to run to the store to get any special ingredients just to have it sit in my cabinet/refrigerator never to be used again. I used super cheap store brand chips to dip in this and it was really good! Thanks!
too much worchestershire sauce. Very oniony.
