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By Chef #520109
on December 20, 2009
I've been making this dip for over a year now, and procrastinated in rating it. It's absolutely delicious! Usually I don't add as much Frank's, just because my family can't handle it. I also serve the celery on the side, and use whatever shredded cheese I might have in the house. Thanks for the great recipe!
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on July 20, 2009
Being near the home of the original Buffalo Chicken Wings from the Anchor Bar in Buffalo, NY - I, of course, made this using 1 bottle of Anchor Bar wing sauce instead of hot sauce. Tastes exactly like the Buffalo Wings we get there! A note: I skip the shredded cheese. I use shredded chicken breasts, 1 bottle Anchor Bar wing sauce, 2 pkg cream cheese, 1 bottle ranch salad dressing, and 1-1/2 cups very good quality crumbled bleu cheese. The Anchor Bar sauce and the bleu cheese crumbles are really what makes this dip. I put all the ingredients into a crockpot and bring the crockpot with me when bringing this to potluck events. Sometimes I will triple the amount of chicken and make "chicken wing salad" for sandwiches or wraps. Super yum!
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on August 14, 2010
I've had about 20 people ask me for this recipe already. Best when just out of the oven. Whole bottle of Frank's hot sauce is a bit much. Perfect with 3/4ths of a bottle. I don't use the celery. FANTASTIC dish.
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on June 13, 2010
Excellent. Simple. Pretty cheap to do and fast. The only way I think it would benefit is if it were kept on low in a slow cooker for dipping all night long. Keeping it warm is critical. I think it would also be fine with more celery if you're serving it with tortilla chips. I used Renee's Ranch Dressing.
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on December 06, 2009
I pretty much use the same recipe for my chicken wing dip- everyone requests it for parties! and its always gone so fast. I make a few changes tho- I don't put celery in the dip, i just serve it with it. and i layer my cream cheese on the bottom and put the chicken mixture over it- I find the cream cheese always clumps up anyway. I also use mozzarella for mine, and layer it on top as well as in the dip. Delicious!
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on January 12, 2009
Excellent party dish! This was a HUGE success at the party I brought it to. Two things I did different: used ranch dressing instead of blue cheese and also reserved the celery for dipping instead of chopping it up and including it in the mix. Thanks for sharing! I plan to make it again for an office potluck at the end of this month!
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I make this all the time and it is sooooo addictive. I use 2 cans of the Tyson chicken breast, a whole bottle of Hooter's hot wing sauce, ranch dressing, and leave out the celery. It can be somewhat greasy after baking so I like to dab a paper towel to get rid of some of that. Great recipe :o)
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on April 06, 2008
I have made this recipe several times except I use 2 large cans of chicken and put in all in a crock pot. I put it on high for a couple of hours and then turn down to low. When serving, I put on warm. It is always a big hit!
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I used 1/2 bottle of Frank's Red Hot Buffalo Wing Sauce and bleu cheese dressing. I really liked the taste. The only drawback for me was the amount of oil that was on top the dish. I dabbed a paper towel over the top to absorb some of it. All in all it was good and I'll be making it again.
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on December 31, 2005
I agree that this recipe should call for Frank's Red Hot only! It's the only way to get the true Buffalo flavor. Tabasco would ruin it!
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on September 08, 2005
This recipe should call for franks red hot sauce.
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on December 30, 2011
My son made this for our Christmas Eve party and it was fabulous. I'm going to make it for the New Years Eve party but will tweak it a bit. I found the cheese on top was too hard when cooled so will cook mine in crock pot and keep it on warm when finished. I will also use ranch dressing with bleu cheese crumbled into it and use 1/2 bottle of Frank's red hot sauce.. I will also add some fresh garlic when cooking the chicken breast because we love garlic chicken wings. Will serve with celery sticks [on the side], bagel chips and tortillas chips. This dip tastes just like Wings N More medium garlic wings without the horrible mess. Yay!
Thanks to Parsley and all the great suggestion from the reviewers. This is just what I've been looking for. Okay, I think I better try out a batch [right now] before New Years Eve to make sure it tastes right. LOL
By Chef #670089
on October 01, 2011
This was absolutely delicious and took no time to put together. I halved the recipe and used 1/4 of a bottle of Frank's Red Hot and it still had plenty of kick for us. As other reviewers suggested, I dabbed the extra fat floating on top with some paper towels. Instead of serving it as a dip with chips, my family requested to have this on top of white rice which, at first, I thought was beyond bizarre, but I gave it a try and it really was a great combo. Served with fresh celery on the side instead of mixing it in with the chicken. Didn't have any cheddar, so I used Monterey Jack and Kraft Italian cheese blend - yum! Next time, however, I'm going to reduce the amount of dressing which should help reduce the amount of fat floating on top. This recipe is also great for buffalo chicken sandwhiches on toasted hoagies with larger chunks of chicken breast. Thanks for a keeper recipe!
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Yum! Made this superbowl sunday and it came out so good. I did use all ranch dressing though because im preggo and i cant eat blue cheese ( even though i love it) and i left out the celery because im not a huge celery fan. Came out great though!
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on December 19, 2010
I've made several Buffalo Chicken Dip recipes over the years and this was by far the best! I brought this to a party - it didn't last long and garnered many compliments. I also used only about 3/4 of the bottle of Frank's, thought it had a nice kick but wasn't too overpowering. We kept this in a chafing dish to keep it warm, think either this or a crock pot is a must to keep the dip from hardening and separating. Served with chips and celery on the side, as opposed to in the dip.
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on November 15, 2010
I just made this dip for my sister's baby shower this past saturday. The only changes I made was to omit the cheese and celery, and to use just over half a bottle of hot sauce. I put the dip together friday and then baked it for almost an hour right before the shower. It was a huge hit! I served it with chips and thinly sliced french baguette. I thought it was much better with the bread. The only thing that I didn't like is that oil seperated out of the dip and looked a little unplesant, but the taste more than made up for it! Thanks for posting the recipe!
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on May 26, 2010
this made the boyfriend very happy... and me too! delicious thanks for the good recipe!
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on April 24, 2010
This is a great recipe to take to get togethers. Most times I have all the ingredients in the house. Family and friends always look forward to this. Also many requests for recipe...I usually use all ranch, family not thrilled with bleu as much as me...Always use Franks also.
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Made this for a potluck..had to keep giving out the recipe...Only used half bottle of Franks (because of too many different opinions of spicy at work) worked good. three chicken breasts cooked in garlic and other seasonings...half bottle of blue cheese half of ranch..next time will be 3/4 blue cheese.. did not use celery in the recipe but had it has a dipper..along with crackers..actually I am not a fan of celery but with this dip it was good. Thanks for the great recipe...One girl said this was "a keeper".
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on February 08, 2010
This was so good that I ate way too much of it at our super bowl party and didn't have room for anything else! I only added 2 cups of cheese which I thought was more than enough. I also left out the celery (personal preference) but mixed in the 1/2 onion and 2 cloves of garlic that I poached my chicken breasts with. Very delicious!
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Serving Size: 1 (62 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 32
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