Name: Pumpkin Goat Cheese Dip - Creamy Pumpkin Dip with Goat Cheese
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Skip to ContentAS AN AMAZON ASSOCIATE I EARN FROM QUALIFYING PURCHASESJUMP TO RECIPENote: This post for pumpkin goat cheese dip first appeared on November 10, 2011. The recipe has been updated slightly (to include a hot or cold option for serving – I’m partial to the warmed dip version!) and pictures retaken. Text below is mostly original (with a few updates). Hope you enjoy this great fall appetizer.—–Pumpkin goat cheese dip with caramelized onions can be served warmed or cold, it’s a great addition to your party spread and perfect for the holidays. Try it with crackers, sliced fall/winter fruits or vegetables!There are so many things about this dip that are delicious on their own.Goat cheese.Pumpkin.Cream cheese.Caramelized onions.In fact, a goat cheese package may have been licked in the making of this and a caramelized onion or two might have been taken straight from the pan.How something can go from making you cry in it’s raw form to tasting like sweet candy when cooked is beyond me, but I’m not complaining.I don’t advise making this ahead of time because it will sit there in the fridge torturously tempting your willpower.Should you find yourself in this case though, butterfinger dough balls make an excellent distraction – this week’s dessert of choice.It’s tangy, sweet and savory all at once and perfect for the upcoming holidays and all the parties that go along with this time of year.Originally, I made this pumpkin goat cheese dip cold and it’s definitely great that way, no doubt about it.I’d happily shovel crackers with the cold dip into my mouth and be quite content. In fact, that’s exactly what I do with this whipped goat cheese dip.But, when I redid the pictures for this post, I thought back to this butternut squash goat cheese dip that I made last year and how delicious it was warmed through, especially this time of year in the colder weather.That’s what gave me the idea to throw the pumpkin goat cheese dip in the oven for 10 minutes this time around and I’m absolutely in love with the results.I mean, who doesn’t love a good hot dip right? This vegan spinach artichoke dip is the perfect example of that!The recipe below includes both hot and cold options but if you have the time, I think those 10 extra minutes in the oven are well worth it!Especially with a cool, crunchy apple as a dipper – love the contrast there!If you have some pepitas on hand (which I always do because making pumpkin seed butter with them is something that happens almost weekly!), I love using them as a seasonally appropriate topping/garnish.Here are more great holiday appetizers to feed a crowd! &nbsp;pumpkin herb cheeseball | butternut squash pita nachos&nbsp;| cranberry cheddar sausage bitesAnd don’t forget dessert! Whipped pumpkin ricotta dip is like a seasonal twist on cannoli filling and it’s a wonderful addition to the dessert spread for any party.Continue to ContentCold dip option:Place olive oil and butter in a small pan over medium-low heat. Add onions and rosemary and cook for about 20 minutes, stirring frequently until onions are golden brown and caramelized. If mixture starts to burn or pan dries out too much, add a bit of water, stir and continue cooking.While onions are cooking, combine remaining ingredients in a small bowl and mix with a handheld mixer until thoroughly combined. Taste for seasoning and adjust accordingly.Once onions are caramelized, add 3/4 of them to the bowl and mix again.&nbsp;Transfer dip to a serving bowl, top with remaining caramelized onions and any other garnishes (additional rosemary, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, etc.) and serve with crackers or sliced fruit.Hot dip option:Follow steps 1-3 above.Preheat oven to 400°F.Transfer dip to an oven safe baking dish and bake for 10 minutes until warmed through and the top of the dip starts to turn golden along edges.Remove from the oven, top with remaining caramelized onions, garnish as desired (pumpkin seeds, rosemary, sunflower seeds, etc.) and serve with crackers or sliced fruit.This website provides approximate nutrition information for convenience and as a courtesy only. Nutrition information can vary for a variety of reasons. For the most precise nutritional data use your preferred nutrition calculator based on the actual ingredients you used in the recipe.Please leave a comment below or pin it to your Pinterest account!Click here to cancel reply.Where have you been in my life? This dip is amazing. I was a little worried about my onions not caramelizing. They took a bit longer than 20 minutes, maybe because of my pan/stove. Taste-tested and so good, Could probably have doubled the onions and plan on baking it, but it really doesn't need it! Definitely will be keeping this one!I'm a big fan of goat cheese and this dip sounds delicious, I'd pair it with crackers or bruchetta. The addition of caramelized onions brings it to a new level of delicious![…] Pumpkin Goat Cheese Dip |&nbsp;Running to the Kitchen Party dip is a great way to showcase the creaminess and color of pumpkin puree. When your friends come over try this creamy and tart goat cheese dip with hearty crackers. 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Skip to ContentAS AN AMAZON ASSOCIATE I EARN FROM QUALIFYING PURCHASESJUMP TO RECIPENote: This post for pumpkin goat cheese dip first appeared on November 10, 2011. The recipe has been updated slightly (to include a hot or cold option for serving – I’m partial to the warmed dip version!) and pictures retaken. Text below is mostly original (with a few updates). Hope you enjoy this great fall appetizer.—–Pumpkin goat cheese dip with caramelized onions can be served warmed or cold, it’s a great addition to your party spread and perfect for the holidays. Try it with crackers, sliced fall/winter...

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