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All the things a dip should be: creamy, salty and easy to make. And it’s low in fat, too. Bonus!
If you’re using a block of feta cheese, cut it into cubes. Cut the stems off the peperoncini peppers and remove the seeds. Remove the stems from the parsley. Toss all of the ingredients into a food processor and pulse just until everything’s combined. You want to see small chunks—they’re a good thing. Remove the blade, scrape down the sides, and give it a stir. Pour it into a container with a tight-fitting lid or a bowl covered in plastic wrap. Refrigerate for at least 30 minutes before serving so the flavors have time to bloom. I love to eat this with toasted pita bread or bagel chips. I’m betting it would also be awesome on Gardetto’s toasted garlic rye chips. If you’re trying hard to be good though, try it with sliced cucumbers or cherry tomatoes. Either way, choose a vehicle and start dipping!
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Jeanne (aka NanaBread) on 1.9.2011
Or Pirate’s Booty popcorn. Remember when that came out and they said it was the greatest diet food ever? Then someone sent it to a lab and found out it was terrible for you. I’m the same way with Fage fat-free yogurt. It tastes way too good to be good for you. I now use it in place of sour cream for dips, baked potatoes, mashed potatoes, etc.
konnijo on 1.8.2011
LOVE Fage yogurt – looking forward to making this!
P.S. I keep waiting for them to announce that Fage isn’t really “fat-free” – kind of like the Seinfeld episode where they were eating the “fat-free” frozen yogurt and gaining weight… Ha!