We hope you love this recipe for vegan
spinach artichoke dip as much as we do!
A while back we were eating at a restaurant with family when someone ordered
spinach artichoke dip as an appetizer.
Not exact matches
Applebee's»
Spinach and
Artichoke dip can have
as many
as up to 1,570 calories and 105 grams of fat.
In 2000, research conducted by Darden showed a strong consumer appetite for a healthier alternative to fatty restaurant foods such
as spinach -
artichoke dip.
I used to love making
spinach and
artichoke dip, but that was made with lots of cream cheese and cheese, this one though sounds just
as delicious but a vegan version.
This is a perfect bread to eat on it's own, with a little vegan butter,
as a sandwich, or even with some vegan
artichoke or
spinach dip!
I love
spinach and
artichoke dip and wanted to incorporate the flavors of the
dip into a dish that could be served
as a main course or side dish.
The produce
dip program involves
dips created with produce such
as spinach and
artichoke.
I never knew the deliciousness of
spinach artichoke dip growing up but
as soon
as I did, my body also decided it was done handling even the smallest bit of dairy.
I have to confess that I think this is not only my new favorite
dip; it's my new favorite pizza and my mind is racing
as to the other toppings I can add, however, this time I kept it simple and the garlicky, savory
spinach -
artichoke - avocado
dip paired brilliantly with the salty, tender prosciutto.
These would be great with ketchup (no good for low carb unless sugar free) or even
as a vehicle for
spinach artichoke dip (low carb legal... yay!)
We enjoyed cherries in our quinoa breakfast bowls, whipped up a refreshing
artichoke dip with
spinach and avocado, tossed together grilled corn and jicama with sweet watermelon for a salad that was
as spicy
as it was refreshing, cooled off with both pistachio and (fresh) mint ice cream pops, and a strawberry hot fudge sundae that will go down in Scott and I's books for life.
These look amazing
as is, but my brain keeps telling me that adding
artichokes will make it
Spinach Artichoke Dip Pizza Balls.
And
as much
as we wish
spinach artichoke dip (but there's
spinach in it!)
A protein packed take on
spinach and
artichoke dip that uses chicken
as a base for a delicious meal...
It has the same taste
as Spinach Artichoke dip but the dairy is optional.
I am glad I stumbled upon this site
as I am looking for a recipe to be used for the upcoming Holidays and it looks like the
Spinach &
Artichoke Dip will fit the bill.