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Cilantro Dip

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By Kristine
My good friend Eden shared this with me. It is great on lettuce wraps, drizzled over nachos or just dipping chips in. Probably not all that good for you, but I used lite when I could.

1 bunch of cilantro (stems chopped off)
2 jalapenos (seeded)
1c buttermilk
1c mayo (have to use mayo not miracle whip)
1 pkg ranch dressing mix

Pop everything in the blender, and blend for a few minutes until smooth. It is very green in color but oh so good. If you want more kick add another jalapeno. If you want less only use one.

Enjoy.
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Emily said…
Hi girls-- I found this blog through Beth's...mind if I read? It all sounds DELICIOUS!! I love cilantro and can't wit to try this recipe.
4/30/2010
Chels said…
I've never bought cilantro or jalapenos!! But this sounds good enough that maybe I need to! Thanks Kristine!

Welcome to our food blog Emily! ☺
5/27/2010
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