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This dip will change your life.....

tinman

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That's what the guy who gave me the recipe said, and I am inclined to believe him now after making it....though that life change might include coronary artery occlusion.
Seriously though....it is awesome.

The recipe calls for two shredded chicken breasts, actually two cups of shredded chicken breast. I rubbed a fryer chicken down with Yardbird and threw it on the UDS yesterday. Sorry, I didn't show that part. So here is just two cups of that breast meat. I put this out tonight with some ABT's and nobody had room left for babybacks when they came off.

Ingredients:


Mix all the soft ingredients except for the chicken.


Stir in the chicken


Bake at 350 for 25 minutes


It's great with anything you want to dip in it, but I love it with flatbreads grilled on the Weber.

Here's the recipe:

1 8oz package of cream cheese softened
1/4 cup blue cheese dressing
1/4 cup ranch dressing
1/2 cup blue cheese crumbles
1/2 cup Frank's hot sauce
2 cups shredded chicken breast

Preheat oven to 350. In a casserole dish, mix soft ingredients, and then stir in chicken. Bake 20-25 minutes until bubbling and warmed through.

Best,
Tinman
 
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Thats a popular dip here we call Buffalo Chicken Dip. The cheese crumbles are usually substituted with shredded cheeses but the blue cheese crumbles will now be going into my next batch. I'm sure the twist will be a hit.
 
Somebody told me they have done this with lump crab instead of chicken too...sounds awesome; though I wonder if it would be a waste of a bunch of lump crab that would get lost in all the powerful cheese flavors.
 
That's a favorite here around town too. I find that most folks hosting parties have a concoction similar to this. We call it Buffalo Chicken Wing dip.

My recipe is this:
1 block of cream cheese
2 cans of Chicken breast meat
1 cup of shredded sharp cheddar
Syberg's (local STL joint) wing sauce and Cayenne pepper sauce, both to taste.

Mix everything then place into casserole dish. Add more shredded cheddar on top to cover. Bake at 350 until top cheese is melted and golden brown around the edges.

Its always a home run :thumb:
 
My sis in law's been making a recipe similar to that for years...it's good eats!
 
I have a friend who makes this with canned chicken and it tastes great. I'm sure smoking a bird and the canned carp would be amazing!
 
Yep - we have been making it for a while and now darn you Ron - NOW I have to add bacon!!!
 
Will have to wait until next weekend (sadly gotta work tonite) but will definitely check this one out. Thanks for posting!
 
Looks about like the recipe on the bottle of Frank's Red Hot doesn't it?


I can't remember exactly.


I do know that the last time I made the recipe from the bottle, everyone loved it.
 
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If you don't like canned chicken and you don't have time to smoke one, try a rotisserie chicken from any supermarket. Not as good as smoked, but better than canned.
 
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