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Plebe > wrote: > >> > Dill and Olive cheese balls. > >> > >> Oh, please post the recipe for these! > >> > >> TIA > >> > >> Plebe > > > > Sure! :-) It's simple enough... > > > > 8 oz. cream cheese, softened at room temp. > > > > 1 lb. your choice of finely grated cheese (I use a mexican 4 cheese mix > > that includes Cheddar, Jack, Asadero and Queso Quesadilla, or so the > > package says!). I've also used Colby Jack in the past, as well as > > Muenster. > > > > 5 to 6 tbs. Dried Dill weed (finely ground) > > > > Mix well in a bowl. The shredded cheese amount is approximate. I mix it > > with the dill and cream cheese until I get it to set up into a texture > > that will hold it's shape. > > > > Cover some cardboard squares with aluminum foil and shape the ball or > > log on that. > > > > Coat the outside of the ball or log liberally with minced black olives > > or minced green olives. > > > > Chill to set. > > > > Decorate with a sprig of fresh dill stuck into the top. :-) > > Thank you *so* much! That sounds delicious, and I will be making it for > Christmas Eve. Everything in it is something I really love. > > Plebe Most welcome! There are a LOT of variations on cheese balls. They are very easy to make. -- Peace! Om "Love and compassion are necessities, not luxuries. Without them humanity cannot survive." -- Dalai Lama |
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