I'm beginning to think I was born in the wrong region. I really like southern food. This is was one of my first cookbook's that I bought.
It has so many recipes that are traditional southern fare. I'm going to share my favorite recipe from this book.
"Virginia's Vidalia Onion Dip"
These simple ingredients turn into a creamy dip. I like to make it the traditional way, but I thought I would spice it up a bit and to my surprise it's delicious too!
Here are the traditional ingredients:
2 Vidalia sweet onions (or any sweet onions)
1 cup of parmesan cheese
1/2 cup of mayonnaise
Since I would be the only one eating it I made a small amount.
I diced up a half of a sweet onion and put it in a small bowl
Then I sprinkled paprika and garlic and pepper blend seasoning. You can add whatever spices you really like here. If you make a big batch I would suggest measuring maybe a 1/2-1 teaspoon depending on taste. I was just thinking a little hot spice or sauce would give it a nice kick.
Add a spoonful of mayonnaise just to wet the onions
Then finely grate parmesan cheese and stir everything together.
Put into a small baking dish
Bake at 350 F until bubbly. I baked for about 30 min. I would put it in for 25 and then start checking on it every 10 min or so.
Here it is after 25 min. I heard bubbling and I thought it was done but the onions still had a bit of crunch. So I put it back in at 12 more min.
Here it is and it's perfect
I really like dips. I think I would eat appetizers all day long if I could. My favorite kinds are hot and bubbly.
Well I hope you enjoy this recipe, let us know how it turned out or what works for you!
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