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Title: 7-Layer Mexican Dip
Yield: 1 Servings
Ingredients
2 large can refried beans
2 cn jalapenos; or chilies
2 tomatoes; or more
1 onion; (optional)
16 oz sour cream
2 to 4 avacados
2 pk taco seasoning
1 shredded cheese; (mozzarlla
-and chedd
1 to 2 cans olives
Instructions
Mix the refried beans and taco seasoning together (I also mix the chili's
in with this, but some people put the chilis as a layer) Mix this really
well (I used a food processor, but today I am going to use my mixer). This
is the first layer.
Put a layer of sour cream on top of the refried beans, taco seasoning and
chilis.
Next put a layer of well mixed/mushed avacados (you need enough to cover
the pan, I use a cake pan normally) on top of everything else
Next sprinkle cheeses on top (I just thought about it and I put the avacado
first and then the sour cream, but I suppose it doesnt matter). I think the
more cheese the better myself *grin*!
Next cut up tomatoes and add as many as you like, which I like to use at
least 2 cut up tomatoes.
Last put chopped up olives.
Put in the oven until the cheese is melted. I use a low heat so that
everything else warms up.
Last but not least pull out the chips and dip! Everyone really enjoys this
dip. I hope you do too.
Recipe By : Rachel Hosford Spence --ALASKA
Posted to EAT-L Digest 21 Sep 96
Date: Sun, 22 Sep 1996 11:37:27 -0400
From: Eileen & Bob Holze

Title: 7-Layer Mexican Dip
Yield: 1 Servings
Ingredients
2 large can refried beans
2 cn jalapenos; or chilies
2 tomatoes; or more
1 onion; (optional)
16 oz sour cream
2 to 4 avacados
2 pk taco seasoning
1 shredded cheese; (mozzarlla
-and chedd
1 to 2 cans olives
Instructions
Mix the refried beans and taco seasoning together (I also mix the chili's
in with this, but some people put the chilis as a layer) Mix this really
well (I used a food processor, but today I am going to use my mixer). This
is the first layer.
Put a layer of sour cream on top of the refried beans, taco seasoning and
chilis.
Next put a layer of well mixed/mushed avacados (you need enough to cover
the pan, I use a cake pan normally) on top of everything else
Next sprinkle cheeses on top (I just thought about it and I put the avacado
first and then the sour cream, but I suppose it doesnt matter). I think the
more cheese the better myself *grin*!
Next cut up tomatoes and add as many as you like, which I like to use at
least 2 cut up tomatoes.
Last put chopped up olives.
Put in the oven until the cheese is melted. I use a low heat so that
everything else warms up.
Last but not least pull out the chips and dip! Everyone really enjoys this
dip. I hope you do too.
Recipe By : Rachel Hosford Spence --ALASKA
Posted to EAT-L Digest 21 Sep 96
Date: Sun, 22 Sep 1996 11:37:27 -0400
From: Eileen & Bob Holze
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