Blue Crab and Artichoke Dip
(lightened up)
As they say: When in Rome… Therefore when in Maryland, make Crab Dip! Mom picked up some fresh blue crab lump meat from around the corner from their house while I was visiting them this past weekend. This dish is really easy to make and heavy on the crab (aka: just the way it should be.)
As they say: When in Rome… Therefore when in Maryland, make Crab Dip! Mom picked up some fresh blue crab lump meat from around the corner from their house while I was visiting them this past weekend. This dish is really easy to make and heavy on the crab (aka: just the way it should be.)
Ingredients:
·
16 oz fresh crabmeat,
drained
·
1 can artichokes,
chopped
·
1 cup fresh parsley,
chopped
·
3 tbsp fresh chives,
chopped
·
1 cup reduced-fat
mayonnaise
·
3 tbsp lemon juice
·
1 tsp hot sauce
Directions:
1. In a medium bowl,
place cream cheese. Heat for about 1-2 minutes, until able to easily stir.
2. To that bowl, add all
of the ingredients.
(note: I would recommend
trying to find frozen artichokes and roasted them in the oven before chopping
them. This wasn’t an option for me, but
I think it will add some depth to the dish.)
3. Using a rubber
spatula, gently fold ingredients together in order not to break up the crab
into smaller pieces.
5. Bake at 350 degrees
for 10-15 minutes, until bubbling on the sides..
Richard, my cousin, enjoying the crab dip! Yum! |
Serve hot with crackers.
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