I'm supposed to close on my house this Friday. It's still really iffy, so if everyone could keep their fingers crossed for me - I'd appreciate it! Even if I do close on the house and am in process of moving - I will have a TATT post for you. :-)
I've seen a few different variations of this recipe...but this one is my favorite.
Dragon's Breath Dip
2 heads garlic
1 tablespoon olive oil
8 oz. Brie cheese
1 (3-oz.) small pkg. cream cheese, softened
1/2 teaspoon salt
Dash or two of fresh cracked pepper
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Cut top 1/2" off the top of the garlic heads and remove some of the loose papery skin, leaving the heads intact. Place each on a piece of aluminum foil, drizzle each with the olive oil, and wrap tightly. Bake at 350 degrees 50-60 minutes, until the garlic is very soft and begins to brown. Cool until easy to handle and squeeze each head to remove the soft roasted cloves.
In a food processor, process Brie cheese and cream cheese with the salt, pepper, and garlic cloves. Refrigerate several hours to blend flavors. Serve with melba toast, crackers, crustini or the like.
What's cooking in your kitchen?
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love the name of this ;-) it sounds awesome!
ReplyDeleteFingers are crossed! The dip sounds fantastic. I think I will serve it this weekend when I throw a party for my teenage son. I think his friends will love the name!
ReplyDeleteLove me some gah-lic! :D
ReplyDeleteSounds yummy! I haven't participated in Tuesdays at the Table forever. It's good to be back!
ReplyDeleteI so love the name!! It sounds so good, I love any sort of dip! Especially with garlic!
ReplyDeleteI love brie AND garlic.... oh my!!!
ReplyDeleteBrie is one of my favorite cheeses, and I love garlic, too!
ReplyDeleteI must try this dip! Thanks for the recipe. Have a nice day!
ReplyDeleteI had to smile at the name of this dip when I read how much garlic is in it. It wouldn't be something to eat right before a first date!!! Sound delicious. I love garlic and luckily, so does my husband :-)
ReplyDeleteI love the name of this dish! LOL
ReplyDeleteThis sounds delicious!! Love the name too. :-)
ReplyDeleteSounds wonderful - and what a great name! Good luck with your closing/ move and thanks for hosting Tuesdays at the Table :)
ReplyDeleteDip sounds delicious...and thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteThis dip sounds delicious. I love the name.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the carnival.
Yup, I'd say the name fits! lol Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteWith garlic in there I'd say the name is a good fit. Thanks for hosting again this week!!!
ReplyDeleteDragon breath or not, the recipe sounds great! :-)
ReplyDeleteSounds delish! I've never made anything with Brie, but if it's cheese, it's got to be good!
ReplyDeleteOMGOSH! That sounds soooooo good! I'm a garlic junkie, so all this garlic... sounds PERFECT! YUM!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds delicious! And as long as everyone around you is eating it too the Dragon's breath shouldn't matter ;) ha
ReplyDeleteWho doesn't love brie and garlic??? yum!
ReplyDeleteHilarious name...sounds like an excellent dip!
ReplyDeleteI love dips of nearly any kind.
ReplyDeleteAngela
I just found your blog and will be linking regularly:)
ReplyDeletegreat party! this is my first time here... thank you!
ReplyDeleteYum, love garlic, love brie, add s&p. I am making some. Thanks for hosting
ReplyDeletemickey
I used to work with a lady who had severe dragon's breath (combo of cigars, wine, and I don't know what else) so the title of your recipe made me giggle BUT I will happily try this recipe w/o thinking about my prior co-worker!
ReplyDeleteThank you for being so faithful in leaving comments! I apologize for being so bad about getting back to everyone who leaves comments but there's only so much time in one day. I will keep you at the top of my list and respond to your blog more often!
I didn't know you had a Weds blog hop until now so I will add your button to my blog and the link too!