I thought I’d share this awesome super easy no-cook appetizer that has always been a hit. This is that ONE recipe that I always get asked for the most. And it’s ridiculously, embarrassingly easy.
Here’s what you need:
olive oil
1 block (1#) of feta cheese (I don’t like the pre-crumbled kind because I think it is dry)
tomatoes (any kind)…I use about 3 Roma’s
1 bunch of green onions
1 baguette
Greek Seasoning (see pic below)
1 large platter

1. Wet the platter generously with olive oil.

2. Dice the green onions and tomatoes.

3. Throw them on the olive oil.

4. Crumble the feta cheese and throw that on the platter.

4. Sprinkle the Greek Seasoning on top. (I use about 3 tsp.) I have seen this brand everywhere…it shouldn’t be hard to find. (If you can't find it, you can sub with oregano and a little pepper and some salt to taste.)

4. Mix it gently all together…

5. Until it looks like this. (Festive, huh?)

5. Slice the baguette. A special word about the bread…it MAKES the dip. I have found that the best bread is FRESH, bakery kind….the kind that comes in the long skinny paper bag. You want it bite-sized and you want to cut it thin…

6. …because this is how people will “dip”. Or you can include a spoon if the people you hang around with are super polite and dainty. I have never found that to be necessary.
I made this for the adults at #5's 7th birthday party. It was so good and super easy to put together. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis was so good! I made this on Monday night with chicken on the grill. I got a loaf of fresh bread for mopping and the little leftovers I had, I ate standing up at the counter the next day for lunch!
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I made this for my family's Christmas Eve dinner and it was a HIT!! I've made it several times since then. In fact, I had a batch all to myself for lunch yesterday! I'm so glad you posted this recipe. I will be making it for years to come. :)
ReplyDeleteI wish I ate bread. That looks divine. I need to figure out what else I could put that Feta Dip on. YUM.
ReplyDeleteI made this appetizer yesterday and it was a big hit! Thank you!
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i made this for a holiday party and it was delicious! Thanks for the recipe
ReplyDeleteI made this tonight for hubby to bring in tomorrow to work for a potluck party. I snuck a bite (or two) and wow! I will be making this for Christmas day appetizer for sure!!
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to tell you that I refer back to this recipe all of the time. Probably would be wise for me to print it out... I get RAVES everywhere I bring it! You're getting credit all over NY for this recipe. Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteI just came across this recipe on pinterest, and it is definitely going on my menu for the next party!
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