Engagment Party Recipes.

Re: Engagment Party Recipes.

• fishinflagrl

  

  April 2012

  Congrats on your engagement and recently becoming a homeowner!! So many great things going on. I love this board and the girls. I tend to stick to here.
  
  I do a lot of dips at my parties...haha
  
  Chip Dip
  1 container of sour cream
  1 jar of salsa
  about the same size containers, mix them both in a bowl, chill and serve with plain Ruffles or Tostidos
  
  Buffalo Chicken Dip
  8oz. soft cream cheese (block/pckg)
  1lb. chicken
  1c shredded cheddar cheese
  1c ranch (some people do blue cheese)
  FRANKS red hot sauce (Not buffalo, just plain) its really not that "hot"
  Cook chicken in pan, after, cut up very finely. Mix chicken, cheese, cream cheese, ranch, and hot sauce together. I like serving this warm so I will heat in microwave before serving...BUT it is good either way. I also like serving this with "Chicken in a Biscuit" crackers, yes...there is a such thing. If you cant find, club crackers are better to eat with.
  
  Apple Dip (more dessert type)
  Sliced Applies (however many for people to use in the dip)
  1 package of Heath toffee bits (Bit - o - Brickel)
  1 package of soft cream cheese
  1c. brown sugar
  1/2c. sugar
  mix the cream cheese, surgar(s), and toffee bits together, I let chill for a bit, then you can serve with your apples
  
  Let me know if you have any luck with these. They are always a huge hit at parties!!
  Chip dip and buffalo dip are requested every time I bring a dish anywhere.
  
  Good Luck, let us know how it turns out.

  

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• kimm260

  

  April 2012 edited April 2012

  Congrats on all your big accomplishments!
  
  I make a similar chip dip as fishin but instead of sour cream I use softened cream cheese and call it Frito dip, lol.  Her Buffalo chicken dip sounds yummy too.
  
  I also make a chili dip that I make in a pie plate.  I put cream cheese on the bottom, then a can of no bean chili and top with mozzarella cheese heat until the cheese is melted and serve. 
  
  

  

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• goatlady12 member

  

  April 2012

  Those dips sound fantastic!  Thanks girls!  I was trying to over complicate things.
  
  
  
  
  
  

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• Jasperk23

  

  April 2012

  My water chesnut apps get requested at every gathering... super easy and really good.

  
  

  Take a couple cans of water chestnuts, drain the water and fill with soya sauce. Let it refrigerate overnight. 

  Drain soya sauce. Take a water chestnut and roll it in white sugar. Wrap it in a piece of bacon (I cut my whole package into quarters length-wise) and stick a toothpick through it. After they're all done likewise, bake at 350 for about forty five minutes.

  
  

  Good luck with the dinner!

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• mrshall1027

  

  April 2012

  Here's one that every one always loves at our parties and it's served with fruit: 1 package whipped cream 1 package sour cream 1 marshmallow whip the one in a package Mix it all together. It will stay somewhat lumpy add can get a little messy, so use a bigger mixing bowl and transfer to a serving one.

  
  

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• fishinflagrl

  

  April 2012

  Oh Kimm!! I love chilli dip!! That is to die for, one of my friends makes it. Yum!!
  
  My FI would love your chip dip. I am going to try that next time.

  

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• aimeek420

  

  April 2012

  I do a similar fruit dip, but only with...

  
  

  1 8oz block of cream cheese

  1 jar of marshmallow fluff

  
  

  Beat together with a handmixer and refridgerate. Serve with firm fruit; we usually do grapes, strawberries, melon chunks, etc.

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