Skinny Red Chile Enchilada Dip

This Skinny Red Chile Enchilada Dip Recipe is a dip made lighter by using a combination of plain non-fat Greek yogurt and low-fat cream cheese. The addition of lesser amounts of shredded cheeses makes this dip recipe extra yummy. By using low-fat ingredients, and a little less shredded cheese this dip recipe is a healthier dip recipe that still doesn't feel light. You can use this enchilada dip recipe to dip raw carrots, celery sticks or tortilla chips. The creator of this enchilada dip recipe used a cast iron frying pan for the dip, its for throwing it in the oven to warm the dip recipe and melt the cheeses. Cast iron also looks great for serving the dip recipe. Cast iron cookware and frying pans have been around for a very long time and is known to have excellent heat retention properties. Seasoning is used to protect bare cast iron cookware from rust and to create a surface that is non-stick.

Would you believe that recipes using cream cheese can be found in cookbooks starting in the mid-eighteenth century? This creamy, savory spread gained popularity in the 1820s, with dairy farms in and around the Philadelphia area gaining a reputation for producing the best examples of this unique cheese. Cream cheese was made on family farms throughout the country, so quantities that were made and distributed were usually small. Cream cheese is most often used as a spread on bagels, bread, and crackers. Cream cheese is also an excellent choice for dip recipes for potato chips and other snack items. Cream cheese can also be used in salads. Cream cheese can be used for many recipes from sweet to savory cooking. Cream cheese is considered in the same category of ingredients as other milk products, from cream, milk, butter, and yogurt. It is also a popular addition to cheesecake recipes and to thicken sauce recipes making them creamy. Cream cheese is sometimes used in place of or along with butter for use in recipes.

The tortilla chip became a popular snack after Rebecca Webb Carranza was looking for a way to make use of the misshaped tortillas that were rejected from the tortilla-making machine that she and her husband used at their Mexican tortilla factory and Deli in southwest Los Angeles. She found that by using the discarded tortilla pieces that were cut into triangles and fried were a popular snack. She sold the tortilla snack for a dime a bag at the El Zarape Tortilla Factory. In 1994, she received the Golden Tortilla award for her contribution to the Mexican food industry. Tortilla chips are a popular snack food that is made from corn tortillas, which are cut into wedges and then fried. The snack recipe can also be baked. Corn tortillas are made of corn, vegetable oil, water, and salt.

Thank you to Danae from the "Recipe Runner" recipe site for sharing this skinny red chile enchilada dip recipe. This is just one of the recipes you will find on the site. The site is about two of Danae's passions, which are cooking and running. Here you will find lots of information and ideas on both topics. Some of the recipes you will find on the site include appetizer recipes, breakfast recipes, snack recipes, main dish recipes, salad recipes, side dish recipes, dessert recipes, drink recipes and more. Cooking and baking are things that she learned while she was growing up from both her mother and both of her grandmothers. She grew up in a home where most of the meals were homemade, so she got to help out in the kitchen along with getting an appreciation for different types of food.