Jeff's Crock Pot Dip
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One of my co-workers always brings this to work potlucks, and it is an office fave. Very yummy -- would be perfect for a football watch party also.
- Ready In:
- 1hr 20mins
- Serves:
- Units:
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ingredients
- 2 lbs ground beef, browned
- 1 lb Velveeta cheese
- 1 (10 ounce) can hot Rotel diced tomatoes
- 1 (28 ounce) can armour spicy chili
directions
- Layer bottom of Crock-Pot with half of the browned beef, then layer of sliced Velveeta, then the rest of beef, then Rotel tomatoes, more sliced Velveeta, then layer the can of chili, then the last of Velveeta.
- Cook on low or high, but when top layer of cheese is soft, stir and cook 20 more minutes.
- Serve with Fritos Scoops, or other heavy-duty chip.
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"One of my co-workers always brings this to work potlucks, and it is an office fave. Very yummy -- would be perfect for a football watch party also."
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My wife and I love this reciepe. Quick and easy! I've brought it to a work pot luck and it was well recieved. We always make this to help ring in New Years Eve.Reply
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I tried this recipe on the guys building my deck and guess what, it was gone within an hour. Great dip, not spicy but good flavor. This is a hearty dip and I will be making it again. Oh, I followed the instructions and didn't add anything.Reply
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I've made this dip many times. I use Jimmy dean's pork sausage instead of the hamburger. It gives it really good flavor. I also use chili with no beans. It's a very good dip that people request.2Reply
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I've made this dip many times. I use Jimmy dean's pork sausage instead of the hamburger. It gives it really good flavor. I also use chili with no beans. It's a very good dip that people request.Reply
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