My French onion dip combines sweet caramelized onions with tangy sour cream and Greek yogurt. Perfect with chips veggies or crackers it's a dip that'll keep everyone coming back for more.
Sweet and Creamy
The magic happens when those slow-cooked onions meet the creamy base. Fresh herbs and seasonings make every bite memorable. It's my go-to dip for any gathering.
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- Avocado Oil: 2 tbsp any neutral oil works
- Onions: 2-3 medium sliced into 3 cups
- Garlic: 2-3 cloves minced
- Sour Cream: 1 cup for richness
- Greek Yogurt: ½ cup adds tang
- Worcestershire: ½ tsp depth of flavor
- Seasonings: Onion powder pepper salt
- Fresh Herbs: Parsley and chives
- Everything Bagel Seasoning: Optional topping
Let's Make It
- Cook Those Onions
- High heat 5 minutes then medium 45 minutes stirring adding water as needed
- Add Flavor
- Stir in garlic last couple minutes
- Cool Down
- Deglaze pan let onions cool 15 minutes
- Mix it Up
- Combine onions cream yogurt seasonings herbs save some onions for top
- Finish Strong
- Chill or serve right away top with reserved onions
Perfect for Sharing
This dip makes any gathering better. The sweet onions creamy base and fresh herbs create something special. Serve it with truffle chips veggies or crackers watch it disappear.
Frequently Asked Questions
- → Why do my onions take so long to caramelize?
Good caramelization takes time - rushing it won't develop the same sweet flavor. Keep heat medium-low and be patient for best results.
- → Can I make this ahead of time?
Yes! The flavor gets even better after a day or two. Keep refrigerated for up to 5 days.
- → What kind of onions work best?
Yellow or white onions are ideal for caramelizing. Sweet onions like Vidalia work too but may cook faster.
- → Can I make this lighter?
Use all Greek yogurt instead of sour cream for a lighter version. The tanginess complements the sweet onions well.
- → Why deglaze the pan?
Deglazing captures all the flavorful browned bits from the pan. This adds depth to your dip's flavor.