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By DDW
on December 19, 2009
This recipe is a WINNER!! I made exactly "as is", use a good Danish Blue and everyone raved! Super quick to throw together ahead of time and left it in the fridge until 2 hrs before the party. It's screams for a good glass of red wine. I would recommend this to any blue cheese lover!
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on November 28, 2009
If you love blue cheese and blue cheese dips this is the best. With the Christmas season on top of us this will be the star or the dips. Thanks for this wonderful recipe!
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on February 09, 2009
Definitely 5 Star. Gotta like bleu cheese though. Much better at room temp than cold. Although, if you get the munchies late at night, this is terrific spread on the end piece of plain white homemade bread. Even cold. With a glass of sauvignon blanc. Mmmm. Many thanks for posting. UPDATE: 2/9/09. Soften 4 oz. of goat cheese and add all the other ingredients for a creamier spread with essentially the same flavors. The goat cheese does cut the strong bleu cheese taste though, without changing the basic flavor. Take it out of the fridge an hour before if you want it spreadable. That may or may not be what you're looking for! Very good!
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on October 19, 2008
Wow! If you like blue cheese, you'll like this. I made it for a family potluck and served it with water crackers as suggested. There wasn't much left and the lucky ones spread it over their steaks. It's an odd combination but it works!
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on October 17, 2008
I am a blue cheese lover and this was just a wonderful combination of flavors, predominantly blue cheese. If you don't care for it, you will hate this. DH doesn't care for it, but I knew that before I made it so he doesn't count. Everything went so well together. Served on social crackers as a snack. Thanks Kathy for all the wonderful work you do here.
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on October 13, 2008
Very interesting flavor served on a plain soda cracker. I chopped the onion quite fine so it had a smoother consistency. Served as my Thanksgiving appetizer Thanks Kathy for all you do and posting neat recipes
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on September 11, 2008
I served this as the appetizer at a family dinner and everyone loved it. My dad and brother even thought it would be tasty on top of a steak. I will definitely make this again...I love blue cheese!
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Tasty! I took it to a Christmas gathering and everyone pronounced it wonderful -- well, everyone except the blue cheese haters, but who cares what they think! The hostess pointed out that the dip really does need to be served on water crackers because the dip has such a strong taste that you don't want any other flavors competing with it. I agree, so in the future I'll remember to resist the temptation to substitute a different kind of cracker.
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on December 06, 2007
I have had this recipe saved for the longest time... dying to try it with a glass of red wine and I finally go to enjoy this fantastic dip! I only got to let mine stand for about an hour, (Hey.. I was hungry!) but it was absolutely fantastic over peppered water crackers. Thank you!!
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Really good & easy. I mnade it for company and the blue-cheese lovers raved about it. It also looks very nice.
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on June 11, 2007
This is good. I made this for a potluck/bbq we hosted this weekend. I wanted more of a traditional consistancy, so I added a pint of sour cream to the mix. Served with crackers and raw veggies. Very good. And better after sitting and letting the flavors mingle. Thanks for sharing. :)
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We were in blue cheese heaven! A great appetizer to take for family get togethers as the dip sits at room temperature for 2 hours. No oven, no fridge, no worries! Thank you.
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I brought this to a baby shower and it got many compliments. I got a bit carried away and added too much garlic (1 large clove and 1 small clove). Next time, I will just use a bit less garlic and just a tiny, tiny bit less of olive oil. If you love bleu cheese, you'll love this dip. I served them with Pita Chips Pita Chips. Thanks for posting!
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Its on my top 10 list for favorite dips to serve. It looks gourmet and the taste is SO good for blue cheese lovers. Thanks!
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This dip is WONDERFUL!! Great flavor and colors. Served it with sesame crisps and the small deli-rye slices. Everyone wanted the recipe. Thanks, Kathy for a keeper!
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on October 12, 2005
We absolutely loved this dip--one of the best I've ever had! I didn't measure the garlic, but am sure I used more since I added 2 small cloves (minced). Have a feeling I will be making this one often. Thanks for sharing the recipe!
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on October 06, 2005
This was great spread over toasted whole wheat French bread! Nice flavor, easy to put together. Thank you Kathy for all you do on Recipezaar!
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on September 21, 2004
My sister gave me this recipe a couple years ago. Although I never liked blue cheese before, I sure like it now. Every party we have we make it and somone always asks for the recipe. I leave out the mustard. I like to serve it on a very plain, flaky cracker like Carr's water crackers, or Carr's Cracked Pepper Crackers.
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