Healthy Veggie Dip made with Fresh Dill & Sour Cream

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Never buy premade dip again with this 5 minute dip recipe featuring sour cream & fresh dill.

Never buy premade dip again! Try this healthy veggie dip that features sour cream and fresh dill and you will be hooked. This dip is a great way to encourage kids to eat more veggies and is perfect for parties or meals too. With a five minute prep, it’s as easy as it is delicious!

Healthy Veggie Dip made with Fresh Dill & Sour Cream

Tis the season for appetizer ideas, and I love anything that encourages my kids to eat more veggies. I also need food that’s quick and can be make ahead of time. This homemade dip meets all of my requirements. It comes together quickly, it’s relatively healthy, my kids love it, and it is great for encouraging more veggie consumption.

5 minute homemade healthy veggie dip with sour cream and dill. Delicious way to increase vegetable consumption.

While this dip comes together in less than five minutes, the key to its deliciousness is to let the flavors have time to meld in the fridge. It really needs to chill for at least 2-3 hours. If you absolutely can’t wait, be sure to give it at least 30 minutes in the fridge so the flavors have a little bit of time to come together.

Butterfly caterpillar on dill plant.

I also highly recommend using fresh dill in this recipe. It’s a really easy herb to grow, and is food for a lot of butterflies, like that little swallowtail that fed on my dill last summer! It’s a volunteer plant in my garden every year, and I need it, not only for this dip, but also for the homemade dill pickles I can. Why not grab a dill plant next time you’re in the grocery store for use this winter and then plant some outside in the spring!?

Healthy Veggie Dip made with Fresh Dill & Sour Cream. A quick and easy dip that comes together in just five minutes! Encourage your kids to eat the rainbow by serving this dip.


Healthy Veggie Dip made with Fresh Dill & Sour Cream

Healthy Veggie Dip made with Fresh Dill & Sour Cream

A quick and easy homemade dip recipe with a 5 minute prep! You will never want to buy premade veggie dip again!!

Prep Time 5 minutes
Total Time 5 minutes

Ingredients

  • 1 cup sour cream, like Organic Nancy's
  • 1/2 cup mayonnaise
  • 2 TBS fresh dill, finely chopped (or 1 1/2 tsp dried dill weed)
  • 1 1/2 tsp fresh lemon juice
  • 1 clove crushed garlic
  • 1/2 - 1 tsp salt (I tend to like salty food so I use 1 tsp, but you might want to start with 1/2 tsp and add to taste)
  • Pepper to taste

Instructions

  1. To make this delicious dip, simply mix all ingredients and put the dip in the fridge. The key to getting a great dip is to let the flavors meld by chilling. You'll get the best result by chilling for 2-3 hours, but if you're in a real hurry, 30 minutes might do the trick.
  2. Serve with fresh veggies, pretzels, or pita chips.
  3. Enjoy!

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Do you make your own veggie dip? Make sure you try this one. I think you’ll love it.

About Michelle Marine

Michelle Marine is the author of How to Raise Chickens for Meat, a long-time green-living enthusiast, and rural Iowa mom of four. She empowers families to grow and eat seasonal, local foods; to reduce their ecological footprint; and to come together through impactful travel.

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