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Crack Dip in a Crock Pot

Any suggestions?  I'm supposed to make crack dip for a work potluck on Thursday and figured the crock pot would be better than heating up a big dish in the microwave.

Unfortunately I'm a crock pot novice.  How long should I keep it in there?  I assume I'll skip the oven all together?  Help!

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Re: Crack Dip in a Crock Pot

  • I've never made my crack dip in the crock pot. I usually bake it first and then just keep it in the crock pot to keep warm. After 5 or 6 hours in the crock pot on warm the cheese starts to get crusty and looks burnt. Not sure if other ladies have had any success with making it in the CP.
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  • I did it in the crockpot for a work thing.

    I cooked the chicken the night before and then when I came in to work, I put it in the crockpot w/ the cream cheese and hot sauce on low and then put the shredded cheese in about 1/2 hour before the lunch and turned it to high.  It was goooood!

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  • We made it in the crock pot this past winter.  I honestly can't remember how we cooked it, I believe maybe an hour on high, then an hour or 2 on low?  And then just let it simmer for a few hours while we ran errands (or maybe it was on low still).  It was delicious!  We're probably going to make it again for the 4th of July cookout in the new house... and we're probably going to make it in the crock pot. 
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  • I cook chicken and mix all the ingredients (chix, cream cheese, hot sauce, and dressing) and then toss it into the crockpot.  Sometimes I'll sprinkle cheese on top.  I cook it according to the time I have before it needs to be ready, so it depends if I hit high/low.

     I have never tasted a difference from cooking it in the oven.

  • so this is the only way I do it...I actually cook the chicken in a crock pot...shred that, clean the crock pot...make the dip in a bowl, and put it in the crock pot an hour or so before serving.

    BUT, I don't do the recipe with the shredded cheddar...I've never understood where that fits in with a buffalo wing. I do ranch dressing 8oz, cream cheese 8oz, hot sauce 12 oz, chicken (varies, about 2 breasts shredded), and blue cheese crumbles 4-5 oz.

  • I'm glad to hear it's been done successfully!  Too bad I'm craving it now and the pot luck isn't until Thursday...

     

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  • imagekelleymark82606:

    I cook chicken and mix all the ingredients (chix, cream cheese, hot sauce, and dressing) and then toss it into the crockpot.  Sometimes I'll sprinkle cheese on top.  I cook it according to the time I have before it needs to be ready, so it depends if I hit high/low.

     I have never tasted a difference from cooking it in the oven.

    This is how I do it also if I need to use a crock pot and it works well.

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