A delicious, creamy and buttering tasting dip. Can be used with vegetables, nacho chips, gluten free crackers, or even on a sandwich. Make it spicy to your liking.A no fuss recipe ready in 15 minutes.
1-2tbspCapers drained and rinsed well - look for the least sodiumRinse under cold water removes a lot of the sodium. Capers are buds from the Caper Bush.
1tbspDill Weed Spice
1/4cupNutritional Yeast
1/8tspCayenne pepper1/4 tsp will give it a little bite. If you would like to add more, wait until you blend it all well first.
Stir in at the end:
1wholeroasted red pepper dicedUse paper towel to pat dry
1largesheet of seaweed crushed up fineSeafood allergy may need to avoid
Instructions
Add all ingredients into the blender or food processor except for the roasted red pepper and Seaweed. Pulse 5 times and then on high for 10 seconds. Scrape down the sides, and blend again for 10 more seconds. It should be mostly blended. If not scrape down the sides again and blend on high for 5-10 seconds.
Taste test. Add a little lemon juice for zing or a few more capers for a little salty mustard taste. For a little more heat, then add 1/4 tsp more cayenne pepper.
Stir in the chopped red pepper and seaweed.
Serve with Cucumbers, gluten free crackers, carrot sticks or with nacho chips organic.
Store in the fridge, in a covered container for up to 5 days.
Notes
The sodium amount used will be different in each brand of capers, cream cheese, and mayonnaise.You will need to adjust the recipe by using 1 tbsp of capers, and half sheet of seaweed to bring down the amount of sodium.Also use vegetables, no sodium nacho chips or no sodium gluten free crackers.