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Warm Reuben Spread

Warm Reuben Spread recipe
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Melty cream cheese, Thousand Island dressing, corned beef, sauerkraut and Swiss cheese combine for all the flavor of the New York deli classic—reimagined as a warm dip.
time
prep:
15 min
total:
35 min
servings
total:
2-1/2 cups spread or 20 servings, 2 Tbsp. spread and 6 crackers each
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posted:3/15/2012
I used flavored cream cheese and it was delicious. Can hardly wait to make this for the gang.
posted:3/1/2012
This is delish! I use low fat cream cheese and dressing. My guests have always loved it. It is great with the rye flavor triscuits or bagel chips.
posted:2/16/2012
Delicious!!
posted:2/7/2012
I made this for the Super Bowl this past sunday and it was a great hit! Loved, loved, loved it! Thanks Oops, so did everyone else.
posted:2/6/2012
This was so delicious! If it wasn't so filling, I would have eaten more of it. It does make alot. I doubled everything but the cheese and saurkraut and there are leftovers galore but that's ok. I'll know next time to just make the amounts listed for just a few people.
posted:1/26/2012
I was very disappointed with this recipe. Love Reubens but the flavor wasn't very good. Don't waste your $ with the ingredients.
posted:1/7/2012
I made this dish and it was very good with the rye crackers. The leftovers were not so good the next day. The recipe makes a lot especially if you have a few other apps out.
posted:1/4/2012
Delicious and novel appetizer! Microwaving worked well. I doubled the recipe and only heated the amount I served so my leftovers had never been cooked. I put a half slice of Swiss on a chicken breast, spooned about 1/4 c. spread over cheese, placed toothpick to hold chicken, rolled it in seasoned Panko bread crumb, added 1/2 cup zinfandel and 1/4 water to the bottom of a baking pan (sprayed with non-fat cooking spray) and baked at 375 for 40 minutes.
posted:12/31/2011
I made this tonight but had to use canned corn beef because its all the store had. It was good but not great. I'll try it again sometime with leftover corned beef. The flavor of the sauerkraut and thousand island wasnt as strong as I would have liked such as in a reuben sandwich .
posted:12/30/2011
I thought this was delicious. Something different and if you like Reubens you will like this
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