Dips and Scoops

Part of Sharing Our Best, the Philadelphia Baptist Church Family and Friends cookbook, released 1997

Edited and Adapted by Jack Verdis
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Fruit Dip

Chandra Norris

Combine all ingredients, and beat with a whisk or blend until fluffy. Use as dip for your favorite fruit cut bite-size.





Strawberry Dip

Kansas Smith

Mix all ingredients and serve with fruit





Holiday Relish

Helen Rodgers

Juice the oranges, discarding seeds and keeping juice and some pulp. Combine with other ingredients, cover, and chill overnight. Makes about 2 quarts.





Fresh Corn Salsa

Willie James Boyd

Saute together butter, corn, peppers, and garlic in a large skillet or wok, over low heat, for about 15 minutes. Remove from heat and add green onions, tomato, cilantro, lime, salt, and pepper. Move into a serving bowl, and garnish with extra green onions or cilantro, if wished.





Cheese Ring

Chandra Norris

Mix thoroughly the cheese, onions, and mayo. Form into a ring on a serving platter, and dump strawberry preserves in the center. Serve with crackers.





Baked Artichoke Dip

Regina Clements

Mix all ingredients thoroughly together, and bake for about 20 minutes at 350 F. Serve hot with crackers or pita chips.





Horsey Shrimp Dip

Regina Clements

Mix mayo and horseradish, adjusting volumes until desired level of spicy. Add shrimp, and serve with crackers.





Crab Dip

Mary Crosby

Marinate crab in lemon juice for an hour, and drain. Combine cream cheese and cream in stand mixer bowl; mix until smooth.  Beat in mayo. Add garlic, onions, chives, and salt; blend well. Fold crab into mix. Drip Worcestershire and Tabasco, and mix one final time. Serve hot or cold.





Crab Dip, Simplified

Michelle and Craig Dover

Mix all ingredients together well. Chill for an hour or two; serve on crackers or with potato chips.





Clam Dip

Evelyn Goudelock

Melt all ingredients together; in the microwave is fine. Chill, and serve cold, recommended with Triscuits.