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#15897
02/01/2012 04:19 PM
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How about the plain ole standby:
Sausage Dip
Brown 1 lb. of your favorite local sausage (drain)
1 can rotel - (any type mild - med - or habanero)
2 lb block of velveeta
Add all of the above to a crock pot and let it melt.
Serve with Scoops
How can you go wrong sausage, cheese and rotel!
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I make one similar to this, but I had a jar of salsa in place of the rotel and a 1/2 cup of sour cream.
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To me, Rotel is TOO spicy. I like salsa better also.
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What is rotel? I have never heard of it?
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[color:"blue"]Life with my wife... It's not just a marriage, It's an Adventure![/color]
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I'm not real big on spicy either, I add mild salsa and have hot available if someone wants to make their's hotter. The sour cream just makes it more creamy.
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We do an easy chili Con Queso...
1lb of ground meat
1lb salsa (hotness aligned with your tastes)
1lb Velveeta Cheese
1 Taco seasoning packet.
Brown the meat following the instructions on the seasoning packet. I use ground venison, but any ground burger works. Mix meat, salsa, and cubes of cheese in a big microwave safe bowl. Microwave and stir until melted well mixed. Serve with Tortilla chips. I prefer Tostitos Scoops for this.
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