Anchos are the dried form of poblano chiles.  They are the sweetest of the dried chiles.  Durkee® Ancho Chile Seasoning combines them with garlic, onion, red and green bell peppers, and a dash of spice to bring you a well rounded blend.  Use it for any southwestern dish including soups, rices, salads, steaks, chicken and shrimp.  Ancho Chile Seasoning gives this spinach dip a south-of-the-border accent.


Ancho Spinach Dip
 
16 Servings 50 Servings
Spinach, chopped, defrosted 8 oz.  1 lb. + 8 oz. 
Sour cream  2 cups or 16 oz.  6 cups or 3 lbs. 
Cream cheese, softened  16 oz.  3 lbs. 
Monterey jack cheese, shredded  8 oz. 1 lb. + 8 oz. 
Durkee Ancho Chile Seasoning  3 Tbsp.  1/2 cup 

Drain spinach well and squeeze out as much liquid as possible.

Combine spinach with sour cream, cream cheese, jack cheese and Durkee Ancho Chile Seasoning.  Mix well.  Spray baking dish with non-stick spray and pour in spinach dip.

Bake at 325°F for 45 minutes or until cheeses have melted and internal temperature is at least 145°F.  Serve with crisp tortilla chips or crusty bread.

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