Last updated on October 8th, 2019 at 06:00 pm
Creamy Corn Dip with a hint of jalapeño that you can make in your crockpot? Who doesn’t need this in their life?!?
Welcome to Freaky Friday Spring Edition 2016! I am making creamy corn dip from Debi who is blogging great recipes and posts about a having a strong mind and healthy bodies over at Life Currents!
Freaky Friday is a secret blog hop. Each participant is randomly assigned to another blogger in the group, we pick a recipe from their blog, and make it. I was so lucky to get Debi because she posts some great appetizer recipes. Right up my alley! Debi has been a vegetarian for over 20 years who recently started eating sustainable seafood too. You should read about her journey on her blog because it is very compelling. She loves healthy foods, canning, and food waste reduction. I could take a few lessons from her! If you are interested in a specific ingredient, she has an Ingredient Research Tab at the top of her blog. How convenient!
Her reason for being a vegetarian is awesome!
“My short answer has always been that I went vegetarian in order to save the world. And, I add a little joke now and say that my husband says I’m a vegetarian just to be a pain in the neck.”
She also writes like me. Pen, pencil, paper. I have a ton of scribbled in notepads, journals, and a tiny book in my purse for when inspiration strikes me. And too many unfinished projects that made it to the computer and lie in wait… I think we are kindred spirits!
She is definitely speaking my language with this creamy corn dip for sure!
When looking for a recipe to make, I went straight for the appetizers. With so many to choose from, I had to narrow my search even more. Dips are where it’s at so I went there next and his amazing corn dip seemed to call to me on a deeper level. When I read that I made it in the crockpot, I was sold!
This Creamy Corn Dip is perfect for a party, not your average chicken and cheese dip, and you can make it in a crockpot! Add your ingredients and walk away.
Here goes…
This dip smells so good while it’s cooking that you are tempted to walk by and grab a spoonful. Do not do that as it is HOT! Trust me, I did it and my tongue is numb, but I did go back for another taste before putting the lid back on.
A few other dips I like to eat before they cool down are my Spicy Arrabbiata Skillet Dip and my Frito Pie Skillet Dip. Super tasty and cooked and served in the same pan!
After an hour, I went back to give it a stir and had another few bites… Quality control is the toughest part of being a food blogger!
The original recipe calls for two hours of cooking, but my crock pot is weird and possessed, so after an hour and 15 minutes, it started to brown the corn around the edges. I removed my dip at 1 hour and 30 minutes with a few crunchy corn bits for added texture and started to eat mine. Shovel is more like it. I am so glad that I grabbed these blue corn chip BOWLS because now I can eat more at one time. I didn’t use the whole bag of chips because I piled so much dip in each bowl, so I guess I will have to make another batch…
Once I get that done, I am going back and making Debi’s Grilled Red Pepper and Garlic Dip for my chicken kebabs and her Black Olive Tapenade with some puff pastry and brie bites!
Let me know how you like this Creamy Corn Dip made in the crockpot! Shoot me a photo on social media with #TakeTwoTapas
Creamy Corn Dip Crock Pot - Freaky Friday
Creamy Corn Dip with a hint of jalapeno that you can make in your crock pot? Who doesn't need this in their life, because I know that I do!
Ingredients
- 4 cups white corn (frozen, golden is fine too)
- 1 jalapeño (seeded, chopped fine)
- 8 ounces cream cheese (softened)
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/2 cup green onion (sliced thin)
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon pepper
- sliced green onion for garnish
- chips for serving
Instructions
Mix all the ingredient, minus the garnish in a crock pot.
Cook on high for 1 hour.
Stir and cook for another 30 minutes on high.
Stir and serve warm!
Notes
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Grab some ingredients and start making this dip pronto! While you are waiting for it to get finished, check out all the other bloggers that are participating in Freaky Friday and plan some menus for the week!
An Affair from the Heart – http://www.anaffairfromtheheart.com/
A Dish of Daily Life – http://www.adishofdailylife.com/
Aunt Bee’s Recipes – http://www.auntbeesrecipes.com/
The Devilish Dish – http://thedevilishdish.blogspot.com/
Full Belly Sisters – http://fullbellysisters.blogspot.com/
Cooking on a Budget – http://pattyandersonsblog.blogspot.com/
A Kitchen Hoor’s Adventures – http://www.akitchenhoorsadventures.com/
LeMoine Family Kitchen – http://www.lemoinefamilykitchen.com/
Life Currents – http://lifecurrents.dw2.net/
The Flavor Blender – http://www.theflavorbender.com/
The Foodie Affair – http://www.thefoodieaffair.com/
Wildflours Cottage Kitchen – http://wildflourskitchen.com/
Take Two Tapas – https://taketwotapas.com/
Belle of the Kitchen – http://belleofthekitchen.com/
Who Needs a Cape? – http://whoneedsacape.com/
Big Rigs ‘n lil Cookies – http://www.bigrigsnlilcookies.com/
Pic Nic – http://picnicnz.blogspot.com/
Charlie says
Will have to make a double batch for Thanksgiving because I made a regular batch and it dissapeared in a hurry. So now I know what to make next time.
Jennifer says
I am so glad!!
Lucy @ Globe Scoffers says
Wow this looks and sounds delicious, I do need this in my life. Thanks for sharing!
Bam's Kitchen says
What a fun and easy dip! Seriously just dump and forget about it until your guest arrive but at the 1.5 hour mark.. LOL Creamy and delicious and spicy. I know that is would not last long with two hungry teenagers so I suggest a double batch. Sharing everywhere. Thanks so much for the feature on #saucysaturdays. You guys rock!
[email protected] says
Better make two batches. It goes fast!
Katie says
This looks sooooo tasty and delicious – pinning for parties on the deck this summer! 🙂
[email protected] says
Thanks Katie!
Begee Mays says
Instead of the garlic powder add a couple heaping teaspoons of Old Bay Seasoning ( or more to suit your taste!) I also throw in a lid or two of the juice from the pickled jalepenos! Oh my goodness yum!
[email protected] says
Great idea!!