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Ricotta Spinach Dip With Chips

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Ingredients

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1 bunch fresh spinach (3/4 pound)
1 lb ricotta cheese (can use fat free)
3 - 4 3 -4 green onions, very finely minced or 1 cup fresh chives, finely minced
5 - 6 healthy radishes, finely minced
salt & freshly ground black pepper
1 - 2 tablespoon fresh dill, minced (optional)
1/2 cup finely minced water chestnut (optional)
parsley (optional)
olive (optional)
cherry tomatoes (optional)

Nutritional information

444
Calories
272 g
Calories From Fat
30.2 g
Total Fat
19 g
Saturated Fat
116 mg
Cholesterol
333.4 mg
Sodium
15.1 g
Carbs
4.5 g
Dietary Fiber
2.1 g
Sugars
31 g
Protein
968g
Serving Size

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Ricotta Spinach Dip With Chips

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  • Gluten Free
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I liked this dip alot. You could taste that it was really "healthy" for you! I LOVE spinach dips, but so many of them are packed with tons of cheese, sour cream, or mayo, which makes them hard to eat all the time. In this recipe, the ratio of fresh spinach to ricotta cheese favors the spinach a bit more. I thought the addition of the dill gives this a really fresh flavor. I did find that I had to be a bit generous with the salt and pepper, just to bring out some more flavor. I also did not use water chestnuts, and stuck with the fresh radish instead.

  • 40 min
  • Serves 3
  • Easy

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Ricotta Spinach Dip with chips, This tastes just as rich an creamy as if it were made with cream cheese or sour cream It can be made one day in advance Found in one of the Moosewood cookbooks ENJOY!, I liked this dip alot You could taste that it was really healthy for you! I LOVE spinach dips, but so many of them are packed with tons of cheese, sour cream, or mayo, which makes them hard to eat all the time In this recipe, the ratio of fresh spinach to ricotta cheese favors the spinach a bit more I thought the addition of the dill gives this a really fresh flavor I did find that I had to be a bit generous with the salt and pepper, just to bring out some more flavor I also did not use water chestnuts, and stuck with the fresh radish instead , This tastes just as rich an creamy as if it were made with cream cheese or sour cream It can be made one day in advance Found in one of the Moosewood cookbooks ENJOY!


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Steps

1
Done

Stem the Spinach and Clean It Thoroughly.

2
Done

Dry Completely Using a Salad Spiner and Mince Fine.

3
Done

Place the Ricotta in a Medium Large Bowl.

4
Done

Use a Wire Whisk or Wooden Spoon to Beat Until Quite Smooth (or Use the Kitchen Aid Mixer) Stir in the Spinach and All Other Ingredients, Except Garnishes.

5
Done

Cover Tightly and Chill Until Very Cold.

6
Done

Serve With Chips, Raw Veggies, or Good Crackers.

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