The Best Spinach Dip With Chipotle and Lime

"This was in the NYT today and it looks awesome."
 
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Ready In:
20mins
Ingredients:
11
Serves:
6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Bundle spinach in a clean dishtowel and squeeze very tightly to remove all excess moisture.
  • In a food processor, blend together all ingredients except spinach until very smooth, about 90 seconds.
  • Pulse in spinach until just combined.
  • Taste and adjust seasoning, if necessary.
  • Serve with tortilla chips.
  • Note: You can omit the sour cream and increase mayonnaise to 1 cup.

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  1. I made this when I heard about it from the NYT. I recently went looking for the recipe and was thrilled to find it here. The chipotle and cilantro gave it such a burst of flavor and it was such a nice change from the usual Knorr dip recipe.
     
  2. this was good! i added a can of chopped water chestnuts as i needed more texture but it was easy to put together. mine was a little blandish.. i think it needs more chipolte (i like my dips hot) and maybe a bit more salt? but it just didnt have a real popping flavor.. healthy though well i used low fat or fat free items in it. next time i would probably want more chunks of peppers or something though. thanks.
     
  3. Made for My 3 Chefs 6/07. This is fabulous!! It makes a lot, too. I skipped the cilantro because I can't stand the stuff. I would add more chipotle next time - just up to 1 1/2TB as I thought it was barely noticable. A fabulous recipe; thank you enigmused!
     
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I'm a meat-and-potatoes kind of girl at heart, and I've only recently started forcing myself to eat vegetables -- I suppose that's what happens when you are raised to believe that a meal isn't really a meal unless you're eating meat! My passion for food started with my parents -- since food is such a focus of Filipino culture, anything was an excuse for cooking a large meal and inviting friends or family over. Cooking, on the other hand, is something I've only recently started enjoying -- I love having adventures in different parts of the world, and when I can't do that, I love having adventures in the kitchen. So I experiment a lot with new recipes and I'm always in search of the perfect version of something. I moved up to NYC a couple of years ago for work, and it's been heaven. The food in this city is fantastic, and I especially enjoy going out into Queens for ethnic dining. I work at a union full of burly guys who love to eat, so it's nice to be in like-minded company -- the granola vegans at my last non-profit job just didn't understand. I'm taking ceramics classes and I travel widely -- my next trip is to Egypt, Jordan and Jerusalem in the fall.
 
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