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Creamy, cheesy, and utterly irresistible, this baked spinach artichoke dip is the ultimate party appetizer. Get ready for a flavor explosion in every bite!

Spinach Artichoke Dip - Baked

Creamy, cheesy, and utterly irresistible, this baked spinach artichoke dip is the ultimate party appetizer. Get ready for a flavor explosion in every bite!

Total: 40 minActive: 15 minDifficulty: EasyYield: 8 servingsTemp: 375°F
MexicanDairyAppetizer

Key move

Squeeze the spinach completely dry to prevent a watery dip.

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The Setup

  • Large Bowl
  • Baking Dish
    9-inch

The Mise en Place

5 of 10

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The Aromatics (0/1)

2 clovesgarlic(Minced)

The Spice Blend (0/2)

¼ tspsalt(To taste)
¼ tspblack pepper(Freshly ground, to taste)

The Pantry (0/2)

14 ozartichoke hearts(Canned, drained and chopped)
½ cupsmayonnaise

Dip is too watery.

Ensure spinach is thoroughly squeezed dry before adding it to the mixture.

Dip is not browning.

Increase oven temperature slightly or broil for the last few minutes, watching carefully to prevent burning.

Chef's Notes

Tip

Drain and squeeze excess moisture from canned artichoke hearts to prevent a watery dip.

Tip

For creamier dip, use full-fat cream cheese and sour cream. Don't overmix spinach.

Serving

Serve hot with tortilla chips, pita bread, or crusty baguette slices for dipping.

Make Ahead

Assemble the dip in its baking dish up to 24 hours ahead. Cover and refrigerate. Add 5-10 mins to baking time.

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