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Nacho cheese dip recipe?

Beev

Diamond Member
I'm going to whip up a batch in my crock pot this weekend, but I have no idea how to make it. If I remember right my mom used to just take a block of velveeta and some browned ground beef and that was it, but that sounds super boring. Plus, I got some great ideas for what to add into my chili last time I asked ATOT. So let's hear your cheese dip ideas!

(If anyone happens to have a recipe for the white cheese dips that Mexican restaurants usually have then I would LOVE that. They usually just call it "queso dip" which I know is simply cheese dip, so I have no idea what they put in it.)
 

I looked for random recipes on foodtv.com as well. I appreciate the input, but I want to know what fellow ATOT'ers like!

Originally posted by: Fmr12B
Block Velveeta mexican
1 can chili no beans
heat


Block Velveeta
Can of Rotel
heat

This is the kind of simplicity I was trying to avoid :laugh:. If all else fails I was just going to do a pound of ground beef, block of velveeta, and couple cans of rotel.
 
Nah I don't really want it "zomg hot." I want to be able to devour mass quantities of it without the need for a drink.
 
I make one that everyone who tastes it just loves:

3 lb Velveeta
1 lb Philadelphia cream cheese
1 lb Bob Evans Hot Italian sausage
1 12 oz can Cream of Mushroom soup
small onion - diced
Large jar of your favorite salsa

Brown the sausage and the onion until done. Put all the rest of the ingrediants into a large cassarole dish and bake (covered) @ 325 F for about 30 minutes. Stir the mixture up after baking for about 20 minutes. Uncover and cook another 15 minutes.

I gotta make me some.....

Bob
 
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