My mother recently got remarried and received a book of recipes from the ladies at her church — a sweet touch, I thought. Today, she's sharing a recipe for spinach dip that happens to come from my favorite English teacher, Sue Fletcher!
* Note: It turns out this is nearly identical to the recipe my grandmother always made, according to my mom.
Spinach Dip from Atlantic CooknotesDirections
- 1 cup plain yogurt
- 1 cup mayonnaise
- 1 pkg of Knorr's vegetable soup mix
- 1 10 oz pkg frozen chopped spinach, thawed and drained (note: Sue squeezes spinach with hands to get liquid out)
- 1 8 oz can of water chestnuts, drained and chopped
- crackers or raw veggies
Umm ... could that get any easier? I sincerely enjoyed this dip when my mom made it, so I can recommend it, even if I don't have a picture.
- Blend yogurt, mayo, soup mix, spinach, and water chestnuts in a blender or food processor. Chill at least 8 hours so that flavors blend.
- To serve: hollow out a pretty head of cabbage or a loaf of pumpernickel bread (reserving bread pieces to use for dipping) and fill with dip.
1 comment:
This does look easy. I love spinach dip, but I've never made my own before. Even though I think I prefer mine hot, this recipe wouldn't take 15 minutes to make. Definitely worth a try.
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