So, this might not be the prettiest dip ever. As a matter of fact, it's kinda ugly. But, you guys...it's so yummy. And easy. And it's a make-ahead. Yeah, you want this recipe in your arsenal.
Here's the story behind Beaumont Dip. When we were growing up, my dad's job moved us around a lot. One of the places we lived was Beaumont, Texas. Apparently, my mom got this recipe from a friend there who was known to be a very good cook. I'm not sure if *she* called it Beaumont Dip, but that's what my mom always called it. It made an appearance pretty much every time we had company or a party. I still make it today.
You'll need this:
Beaumont Dip
2 small cans
diced black olives
2 small cans
diced green chiles
4 green onions, chopped (green & white parts)
3 tomatoes, seeded and chopped
3 TBSP red wine vinegar
2 TBSP olive oil
kosher salt & black pepper to taste
Combine all of the ingredients in a bowl and toss. Taste for seasonings.
Cover and refrigerate several hours or overnight. Serve with tortilla chips.
I have very fond memories of Beaumont. Maybe it was the food.
Maybe it's because I know how much I love these flavors, but that looks delicious to me! I think I'll try spooning some of it into little cucumber cups...I have no self control around tortilla chips :)
ReplyDeleteThat looked good until you got to the olives. I may have to try this without the olives.
ReplyDeleteI will totally try this! I bet it is super yummy as a spread on a sandwich too!
ReplyDeleteI'm with Shelly...I'm thinking stuffed into chicken too! Mmmm
ReplyDeleteI just made this. It's what I'm hoping to find in heaven.
ReplyDeleteI lived in Beaumont for 15 years! How long were you thete? This recipe sounds like it was from one of the Italian families there.
ReplyDeleteI can see why this was a popular dip. It has yummy ingredients!
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