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Fried Pickle Dip

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Meet my Fried Pickle Dip…a viral take on my popular pickle dip ! The toasted bread crumbs elevate the flavors with the crunchy “fried” texture. The Insider Scoop on This Fried Pickle Dip Crunch in Every Bite: My secret is to layer the toasted bread crumbs inside so every scoop has that fried pickle crunch. All the Pickle Love: I tested this until the creaminess and tang hit just right. It’s packed with dill pickle flavor (because you know I’m obsessed)! Make-Ahead Friendly: This dip never lasts long at my house. You can prep it ahead, and it still tastes like heaven when served. Fried Pickle Dip Ingredients Dill Pickles: Use your favorite brand of dill pickle! Dab the chopped pickles with a paper towel to absorb any extra moisture. This prevents your dip from being runny. Cream Cheese: Be sure to use softened cream cheese so your dip mixes well. Panko Bread Crumbs: No substitutions here… Panko is a must! It’s the key to getting that perfect crunchy “fried” ...

Tennessee Onion Dip

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My Tennessee Onion Dip is a family party legend . Everyone always begs me to bring it, and for good reason. The sweet onion flavor baked with gooey cheese and seasonings is absolutely irresistible ! Tennessee Onion Dip Ingredients Onions: Sweet Vidalia onions are a MUST! Cream Cheese: Make sure it’s room temperature so it mixes well. Cheeses: The combination of the cheddar and smoked Gouda cheese really highlights the flavor of the onion! How to Make Tennessee Onion Dip I’m warning you, if you make this once, you’ll be in charge of bringing it to every game day and get together after! Luckily, it’s easy to whip up, and the flavor is insanely good. Soften the Onions: Preheat the oven to 375 degrees Fahrenheit. In a large oven safe skillet , melt 2 tablespoons unsalted butter over medium heat. Add 2 large chopped Vidalia onions and cook until soft and tender, about 15 minutes. Combine: Remove the skillet from the heat. Add the mayo, softened ...

Hawaiian Roll Cinnamon Rolls

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Sometimes you just need warm, gooey cinnamon rolls without the hours of waiting. These Hawaiian Roll Cinnamon Rolls are the cozy little hack that brings all the cinnamon-sugar joy with half the effort . Why This Shortcut Is Pure Genius No Messy Pull-Aparts: With my recipe, you just slice the whole slab in half. It’s way easier, way cleaner, and the rolls stay perfectly fluffy. Double Butter, Double Cinnamon Sugar: My version layers it inside and out, so you get gooey centers and caramelized tops in every single bite. Quick Bake, Perfect Texture: I bake them covered, then uncovered, so you get soft, pillowy middles with golden, bakery-style tops every time. Ingredients Needed Butter: Use salted butter, or add a few pinches of salt if you use unsalted butter. Brown Sugar: I prefer dark, but you can use light brown sugar. Add Nuts:  Add ½ cup of chopped nuts like pecans or walnuts to the cinnamon sugar mixture for a nutty twist! Pumpkin Spice: Add ½ tea...