Whipped feta dip topped with candied corn. This feta dip is the triple treat of all appetizers and dips, it’s sweet, salty and savory at the same time.
Some Greek yogurt, sour cream and a quick spin in the food processor turns crumbly feta into an airy funky dip. What’s the cherry on top of this delicious appetizer? Candied corn. Serve with pita chips, naan or buttery crackers.
This versatile whipped feta is a revelation, it can be enjoyed as a dip with raw vegetables or toasted pita, slathered on toasts or sandwiches. Greek yogurt and sour cream are the smooth base for the feta, but also tangy enough to complement the cheese.
Feel free to adjust the ratio of yogurt to feta, adding more or less for a thicker or thinner result. Making this dip is super simple, we combine the feta with the yogurt and sour cream in a food processor and blitz it until it’s smooth.
You know what else makes this so delicious? Candied corn. The kernels are crisped up in olive oil. Then, to create that funky flavor, we jazz it up with some maple syrup, crispy garlic and red pepper flakes. All that’s left to do is assemble and enjoy.
Let me guide you through the recipe with this step-by-step VIDEO.
RECIPE NOTES
- whip it good! Make sure to use a food processor, a stand mixer is not able to break down the feta well enough
- make this recipe beforehand, but be sure to bring it to room temperature before serving. The texture will become firm when refrigerated
- great as a dip, an appetizer or on crostini. Leftovers can be used as a spread
- perfect with drinks, for picnics, parties, brunch, bbq, anytime, anywhere
- serve with pita chips, naan, buttery crackers or a charcuterie/veggie platter
- it’s also great for lunch with pitta bread and raw veggies
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Calories Per Serving: 296 kcalWhipped Feta Dip with Candied Corn
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