Cheese dip recipes?

My husband would kill me if he knew I was sharing this. As long as I don't share it with his mom (who messes all recipes up) I think he will be ok with it.


1 jalapeno finely diced (optional)
1 small poblano finely diced (optional)
a few stalks of celery finely diced
green onions finely diced (to taste)
1 block of Velvetta (queso blanco is best!) cut into cubes
1 5oz can of evaporated milk

Saute the veggies in a pat of butter for a few minutes. Add in the cheese and milk. Heat until melted and stir frequently. We sometimes roast the peppers first. If you like your dip a bit thinner you can add more evaporated milk.
 
I usually mix Velveeta, a couple cans of turkey chili beans and some diced chilis in a crockpot...it's super yummy.
 
This may not sound good but everywhere I take it everyone LOVES it. It is amazing:

1- 8 oz container of grated parmesan cheese (kraft)
1 med onion finely chopped
3/4 cup mayo

mix all ingredients and bake at 350 degrees untill starts to turn brown and then serve with crackers. I usually use a 9x9 pan.
 
This may not sound good but everywhere I take it everyone LOVES it. It is amazing:

1- 8 oz container of grated parmesan cheese (kraft)
1 med onion finely chopped
3/4 cup mayo

mix all ingredients and bake at 350 degrees untill starts to turn brown and then serve with crackers. I usually use a 9x9 pan.

Are you talking the GREEN cylinder of kraft grated parmesan cheese? I soooooo cannot "taste" it in my mind ... so may have to make it just "because" I can't imagine it! ...do you use the Sociables? Do you leave it on the pan to serve it?
 
Are you talking the GREEN cylinder of kraft grated parmesan cheese? I soooooo cannot "taste" it in my mind ... so may have to make it just "because" I can't imagine it! ...do you use the Sociables? Do you leave it on the pan to serve it?

Yep the green can, I like the name brand in this recipe, and any cracker works well, and I just leave it in the pan I cooked it in. To me it taste better cooled too, not in the fridge just like left out on the counter.
 
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