This is very similar to the recipe that I have used for years. I can't believe this calls for a full CUP of mayo though! That sounds like complete overkill and I think the parmesan could be a little much too. After draining the artichokes - USE REGULAR ARTICHOKE HEARTS IN WATER two 14oz cans - I usually run a knife through each can several times to give the hearts a rough chop. I've also started using two cans of chilis (don't bother to drain - that's FLAVOR you're putting down the drain!) and the mayo (usually light - fat free is the work of the devil!:p) is eyeballed but definitely not even half a cup. Start with about a quarter to a third of a cup stir it up and adjust until it's a fairly loose creamy consistency - but not gloppy. I usually use about half a 6oz. tub of shredded parmesan with an extra handful across the top before baking. And don't forget the Wheat Thins - for some reason that is the accompaniment that tastes the best with this! Enjoy the dip - I guarantee you will crave this version time and again!
This recipe was really oily and mayonaisy but I did top it with cheddar before baking. I also used Kraft parmesean instead of fresh. I will definately use fresh the next time and omit the cheddar. I will also use about 2/3 the mayo too.
This is such a quick and easy yet delicious recipe! I made it in a ceramic oval baker that has a plastic lid and brought it to a party - it kept warm for several hours and was the hit of the evening! YUMMY! FYI - this doesn't reheat very well in the microwave the oil separates so i would try to eat it all at once (which isn't hard!)
This was really YUMMY!! I also added a little garlic. Everyone loved it!!
This recipe is simialr to one I use currently - I add a drained package of frozen spinach and a can of drained sliced water chestnuts - also a bit less mayo and a bit more cheese
I took this to a "Hot Luck" fundraiser party where there were many wonderful spicy dishes submitted into a contest! This dish won 3rd place & it was gone within minutes. I added a little garlic powder & left everything else the same. It was great!
This one gets mixed reviews. I thought it was too mayonaisy for me. My dad and brother liked it but no one else ate much of it. I've had better. I'll probably keep looking.
Nasty the mayo was the taste.
I was very disappointed in this recipe. It was so greasy - the oil was pooled at the top. I even cut down the amount of mayo based on an earlier review.
