So I recommend leaving it out unless you plan on serving it within an hour or so of whipping it up) Get creative! Different cheeses, jalapenos, pico de gallo, fresh cilantro, even lettuce! (If you plan to make this dish ahead, be aware that the lettuce will tend to brown. Add a layer of taco-seasoned ground beef after the bean layer for more taco flavor and a bit of extra protein to make it more filling.To make it spicier, you can add some extra cayenne pepper to the sour cream mixture with the taco seasoning and use hot salsa.Add some black beans, corn, and a teaspoon of chili powder to the salsa to give it a little southwestern flavor.Try adding a layer of guacamole before your salsa layer.This is a basic and delicious recipe, but there's always room for more creativity.
It's like a taco bar in a dish! Layered Taco Dip Variations Add ingredients that you love or leave some out that you hate. Taco Dip is super yummy, and I love that you can customize it to your own personal tastes. With layers of refried beans, a creamy taco-flavored layer, salsa, cheese, and all of your favorite taco toppings, it's easy to see why it's a classic favorite. This easy Layered Taco Dip is a super easy, crowd-pleasing appetizer recipe that always gets gobbled up in minutes. This is now my go-to recipe for a 7-layer dip, guacamole and pico de gallo.Easy Layered Taco Dip is a super quick and easy cold dip recipe perfect for game day and parties with classic taco flavors like sour cream, beans, and salsa! Plus, you can customize it to your own tastes! Easy Layered Taco Dip I followed the recipes as written for the 7-layer dip, guacamole and pico, except I only used about 3/4 of the jalapeño in the guac because there was going to be a lot of kids there. The idea for individual cups makes the prep work a lot more time consuming, but it is great for a party so I felt like it was worth the extra time. I asked a couple of people if they felt if it had too much onion and they all said no, that it was perfect the way it was. I laughed and told him that most people actually LIKE onion, unlike himself. SO GOOD! I got rave reviews from everyone except my husband, lol! He said there was way too much onion in the pico. I made the pico de gallo and guacamole recipes you had on here also for this. What a great idea for individual serving cups! I pinned this recipe a long time ago and finally tried it tonight. These would be great for watching a football game or for a New Year’s party. Now, you could make these in glass tumblers too, but we are pretty casual over here so plastic tumblers are the way we roll. The great thing about seven layer dip is that you can adjust it to your personal tastes. My sister told me about the idea of individual seven layer dips as a party idea. But after a few people have dipped ( hopefully not double-dipped), it starts to look like mush.Īll the pretty layers turn into an unidentifiable, unappetizing pile. I think my husband spent 6 straight hours on Christmas helping them build Legos. We’re swimming in Legos over here and just when I think I’ve cleaned up the last of them, I’ll step on one or one of my boys will drop their ships and Lego pieces go flying everywhere. We keep it pretty minimal when it comes to toys for our kids on Christmas but yet somehow I feel like there’s STUFF everywhere! Anyone else feel this way? Unlike the traditional 7-layer bean dip, there’s no double dipping here! These are definitely a memorable appetizer that will have people raving. Individual Seven-Layer Dips are individually portioned Mexican appetizer dips perfect for parties, BBQs, potlucks, and get togethers.
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