An Unmeasured Approach: The NYTimes’ Spinach Artichoke Dip

The NYTimes’ has a great low-carb, keto-friendly recipe for spinach artichoke dip. Hooray!

Unfortunately, in my hunger and excitement, I did not have the patience to measure out the ingredients. So, for this meal (Ben and I ate it for dinner – he with bread and potato chips, I with a lowcarb tortilla and strips of bacon), I kinda just eyeballed the amounts until I thought things looked (and tasted) good.

Find the recipe here. A couple more pics of how mine turned out, plus a couple of notes after the cut.

The NYT’s recipe suggests you can eat the dip without baking, but baking makes it SO MUCH BETTER. For maximum surface area, I spread the dip into a large pie pan, sprinkled heavily with parmesan cheese, and popped it under the broiler for 10 minutes.

Look how yummy! I took a video of this bubble gooey-ness, but it’s pretty NSFW. I have it saved to my desktop in a folder named “Normal Stuff Not Porn.” Why do people always wanna look in there? It’s just normal stuff, not porn. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

It’s easy to go overboard and just pour the whole damn pie pan of dip into your mouth, but I’m a goddamn lady, so I don’t fuck with that shit. Instead, I made things ever the more complicated by making a little bowl out of a low-carb tortilla and filling it with dip. I wanna say it was about portion control, but really it was about claiming the majority for myself. Snooze lose, Ben!

I wish I could have some right now, but we ate it all. I finally I understand that saying about having your cake and eating it too. They should change it to “spinach artichoke dip.” More folks would get it.

Anywho, hope you’re swell!