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Ms. Jill’s Olive Chip Dip

19 November 2009 11 Comments

Jill moved in two houses away from my parents when I was in fifth grade.  She has a daughter who I used to babysit and tutor and our families spent a lot of time together doing fun things.  Jill is creative, a go-getter, and an awesome chef!  If I remember right, she used to have her own catering business.

I don’t have a super special story to go with this recipe.  I had finished babysitting for the day and my younger sister came over to play.  Jill pulled out a bowl of chip dip and said, “Try this.  Can you guess the flavor?” :-)   What was it?!  It was so familiar, but I couldn’t put my finger on it!  “It’s olives!” she said.  During this stage in my life, I was “baking” about every other day, so I ran home to make this recipe myself.  I can’t remember how it ended up on the holiday menu, but it did, and now it’s a Thanksgiving tradition.  My grandpa mistakes it for a salad every year and eats it as-is!

If you’re interested in printing this off, I’ve created a PDF version for you.

Olive chip dip - yum!

Olive chip dip - yum!

Ms. Jill’s Olive Chip Dip

Ingredients:
1 large tub of cream cheese at room temp
5.75 oz. jar green Spanish olives – chop or slice
½ C sour cream
½ C real mayonnaise – do not use Miracle Whip or similar!
½ C chopped pecans
2 tsp olive juice
Directions:
Put cream cheese into bowl and then mix in all other ingredients. It’s useful to use a blender. Refrigerate for a few hours to allow for the blending of flavors.

This recipe goes well with:

  • Crackers – Ritz and Triscuits especially!
  • A slice of bread

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