A veggie tray is a classic pot luck item, and today I wanted to share how I've been serving my veggie trays for the last several years. I'm also sharing a fresh homemade dill dip to replace that yucky bottled ranch dressing that often accompanies a vegetable tray.
Individually Portioned Dill Dip
If you saw my recent 7 layer dip post, you'll notice a theme with the individual portioned servings. Â I have found this method of serving dips to crowds to be an enormous hit! Â It is so convenient to carry your cup of veggies and dip around a party while you mingle, rather than juggle a plate. Â Simple place a little dip at the bottom of a cup or mason jar and pile in your veggies.
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To these veggie cups I also added some Harvest Snaps. These guys have been a recent fav. I first discovered them at Costco years ago and I loved them! I added a few different flavors of Harvest Snaps to these veggie cups and dill dip for a little extra something. Â Guess what? Â The Harvest Snaps were the first thing to be devoured when I served this dip. Â Seriously the perfect dipper.
Veggie Tray Ingredients
Go crazy with the veggies - choose whatever you love. Â I always go with cucumbers, carrots, celery, and zucchini. Â For a pop of color and flavor and threaded some grape tomatoes and black olives onto a skewer to include in my mason jar.
Harvest Snaps are snap pea or lentil bean pods that have a hint of flavor and a Big Crunch. Â They are gluten free, vegetarian, low carb, high protein, and PERFECT for your pot luck veggie tray.
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Homemade All The Way
When it comes to pot lucks I always appreciate a vegetable tray. Â With mountains of cookies and brownies and macaroni salads I am so happy to eat something healthy. Â When I make a vegetable tray I always skip the store bough prepared one, and make my own. Â I feel they always taste fresher and they require only a sharp knife and a cutting board. Â So skip the deli veggie tray next time and select some beautiful vegetables from the produce section and create your own tray with these easy homemade dip. Â You won't be disappointed.
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Homemade Dill Dip
Ingredients
- 1 cup greek yogurt
- ½ cup mayo made with olive oil
- 2 tablespoon fresh dill minced
- ¼ cup chives minced
- 1 teaspoon onion salt
Dipper Ideas
- Harvest Snaps
- carrot sticks
- celery sticks
- cucumber slices
- zucchini slices
- grape tomatoes
- black olives
Instructions
- Combine all ingredients in a medium sized bowl. Stir until will combined.
- Serve with desired dippers.
Emily Kemp says
I love your way of serving this, it would be great for picnics!