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Home   Txoko para Todos: A Food Blog for All   Fire-Roasted Tomato Queso Dip

Fire-Roasted Tomato Queso Dip

Donostia Foods Fire-Roasted Tomato & Queso Dip with Guindilla Peppers and Piment d'Espelette on top.

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Nouf, an all-timer on the Donostia Foods's Favorite People List, inspired this attempt at fire-roasted tomato queso dip, suitable for all "Big Games" that might be played in the upcoming weeks or any week throughout the year, because it involves hot, melted cheese which cannot be constrained by the calendar.

This queso dip features Donostia Foods Fire-Roasted Tomato & Pimiento Salad, Guindilla Peppers, and Piment d'Espelette. What cheese is used? That velveet-y kind, available everyone in America.

This was a first attempt, so perhaps you feel it needs some tweaking. But, given that I continued to dip chips and guindilla peppers (a tremendously spicy vehicle for queso conveyance), I think I'm on the right track.

Fire-Roasted Queso Dip

Total Time: I forgot to note it. Basically, as long as it takes to melt the brick of velveet-y cheese and all the mixings.

Servings: Many. 

Ingredients

  • 1 can Donostia Foods Fire-Roasted Tomato & Pimiento Salad 
  • 1 brick of melty, velveet-y cheese
  • (if you'd like, you can add a bit of cream, too, for you know, more creaminess)
  • 1/2 cup diced onions
  • Donostia Foods Guindilla Peppers, as many as you like
  • Donostia Foods Piment d'Espelette, a dash or a sprinkle or a shake
  • a little bit of oil, for sautéing chopped things

    Directions

    1. Chop up some onions and guindilla peppers and sautée for a few minutes in a pot.  

    2. Add the can of our Fire-Roasted Tomato & Pimiento Salad, the brick of cheese (and a little cream, if you want, I did not for what you see above), and stir heartily while it all melts together.

    3. Want a little more kick? Stir in some of the brine from the jar of guindilla peppers.

    4. Before serving, sprinkle the Piment d'Espelette on top, and add a few whole guindilla peppers for presentation's sake.

    5. Enjoy.

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    For additional recipes and serving suggestions for Spanish conservas, please see our aptly named Recipes & Serving Suggestions page.
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