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{Garlic cheesy Artichoke Dip}

I will be forever grateful to my friend Danielle for this dip recipe. Over the holidays I had to make it for our family so they could experience the amazingness! It is so so good! And of course they all loved it and wanted the recipe, so I had to post it on here πŸ™‚

I almost like it better with tortilla chips but most like it with the baguette slices. Either way…Delish!

2 Tbs Butter

5 cloves garlic, minced (I added a little more garlic to mine but if you aren’t a huge garlic fan add a clove less)

2 cans artichoke hearts, cut up

16 oz sour cream

2 8oz cream cheese, softened

2 cups sharp cheddar cheese

1 bread bowl with the top cut off and hollowed out

Saute the garlic in the butter for about a minute on med-high heat. Thoroughly mix all the ingredients together in a mixing bowl. Put the dip in a baking dish, cover the top with foil and heat in the oven for 1 Β hour at 375. Transfer into a bread bowl. Serve with sliced french or sour dough baguettes or tortilla chips.

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Comments (18)

  • La Cucina del Topino 13 years ago β€” Reply

    This looks really delicious I'll definitely try it! πŸ™‚

  • Andrea the Kitchen Witch 13 years ago β€” Reply

    This sounds SO much better than the bowl of cereal I just ate! Mmmmmm I love artichoke dip! Fabulous recipe, I can not wait to make this!!!! So easy, so cheesy, so GOOD πŸ™‚

  • Sarah J. 13 years ago β€” Reply

    I love your blog. Your treats look so yummy! I'm trying some of your greek recipes tonight, can't wait!

  • Anonymous 12 years ago β€” Reply

    Hi! Why would this bake for 2 hours?? I'm confused.

  • Readable Eatables 12 years ago β€” Reply

    Yes I could see why that is confusing. I actually just changed it to 1 hour. Just as long as it is heated through and the cheese is melted.

  • Detektei 12 years ago β€” Reply

    This looks extremely delicious!

  • Detektei 12 years ago β€” Reply

    This looks extremely delicious!

  • Anonymous 12 years ago β€” Reply

    ok, this might be a dumb question, but put it in the bread bowl and bake it for an hour? or bake it and then put it in the bread bowl?

  • Readable Eatables 12 years ago β€” Reply

    Bake it in a dish and then transfer it to the bread bowl to serve πŸ™‚

  • Anonymous 12 years ago β€” Reply

    oh you are a doll πŸ™‚ thank you!!! making it tonight, can't wait to try it!!!

  • Maria marthinsen 12 years ago β€” Reply

    Im gonna try it here in NORWAY 2.. πŸ™‚
    MMMMmmm

  • Anonymous 12 years ago β€” Reply

    Does this need to be eaten warm, or can it be eaten cold?

  • Readable Eatables 12 years ago β€” Reply

    This is best warm right out of the oven πŸ™‚

  • Anonymous 11 years ago β€” Reply

    Sounds low cal … Lol … I love this already! Can't wait to make it

  • Anonymous 11 years ago β€” Reply

    I've made this a few times now and everyone LOVES it! Thank you for sharing!! We've been putting the baguettes in the oven (while it is still warm from the dip) for a few minutes to warm up the bread. All I can say is Delish!!!

  • Marilyn 11 years ago β€” Reply

    Hello from Iowa :o)) This appetizer looks wonderful !
    marilyn……!

  • CarlaP 11 years ago β€” Reply

    gonna make this tonight for girls movie night!!!
    thank you!

  • jack facci jdfacci@yahoo.com 11 years ago β€” Reply

    doesn't say how many this will serve ?.

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