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Mexican Mess (Bean Dip)
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This isn't very pretty. You can add another cup of cheese on top if you want and add veggies, guacamole and sour cream to make it more like nacho dip. I personally can eat the whole thing just like it is. Leftovers go well in a soft tortilla.
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- 20mins
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ingredients
- 1 (16 ounce) can fat-free refried beans
- 1 cup salsa (I like medium)
- 4 ounces green chilies
- 1 cup cheese, shredded (I like a Mexican or taco blend)
directions
- Spray a pie plate.
- Mix all ingredients and place in pie plate.
- Bake at 350 degrees for about 15 minutes or hot in the center.
- Add extra cheese and anything else you want on top.
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"This isn't very pretty. You can add another cup of cheese on top if you want and add veggies, guacamole and sour cream to make it more like nacho dip. I personally can eat the whole thing just like it is. Leftovers go well in a soft tortilla."
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Yum! Just yum. I mixed in shredded pepper jack cheese and used medium cheddar on top with chopped tomatoes, bottled jalapeno slices, and chopped green onion. Served it at a small party in our backyard, it quickly vanished.1Replies 1
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I made this recipe for a small social gathering. I used 4 Big Jim Green Chilis that were roasted, peeled, deseeded and chopped. The cheese blend I used was shredded Colby-jack. I also added sliced black olives. The results were a good tasting bean dip that quickly disappeared. Thanks for sharing.1Reply
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I made this for a potluck at work, and it was a huge hit, everyone who tried it told me they loved it!1Reply -
Made this tonight, sans chilis but topped with green onions, seeded diced tomatoes and olives, then once it came out of the oven added chopped avocado and shredded lettuce. I was worried it was "too easy" but my husband loved it (and suggested adding this to our regular rota), and our 2.5-year-old loved it too (surprisingly!). Served with corn chips, would be lovely in tortillas as well. It's a keeper! Thank you!4Reply -
Possibilities are endless - great-tasting no matter how it's made.2Reply
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