This Boudin Dip Recipe is so creamy and full of Cajun flavor! The spices in the boudin sausage really bring this dip to life so it's important to use a great boudin sausage.
We love to make Boudin Dip for tailgating parties, football parties or any gathering really. It's a great party food.
Remove the casing from the boudin sausage, mix with a delicious cream cheese, sour cream, cheddar cheese and seasonings mixture and bake to let all the flavors melt together.
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What makes this recipe so yummy
- This is a Cajun inspired recipe. Anything Cajun inspired is guaranteed to be a show-stopper, with all the Cajun Seasonings.
- Everybody is used to the regular old party dip, a cheesy dip, you see out there but pulling out a Boudin Dip is going to impress everybody.
- If you like boudin, you should try these Fried Boudin Balls.
Groceries you'll need: Ingredients
- Boudin Sausage
- Bacon
- Sour Cream
- Garlic and Herb Cream Cheese
- Garlic Powder
- Onion Powder
- Creole Seasoning (or Cajun seasoning)
- Piquante Peppers
- Cheddar Cheese, shredded cheese
- Fresh Green Onions
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Recipe walkthrough: Instructions
- Step 1: Combine cream cheese and sour cream in the bowl of a large stand mixer and mix for 5 minutes until nice and soft and creamy.
- Step 2: Remove the sausage casings from the cooked boudin sausage and crumble the sausage meat and rice with your fingers.
- Step 3: Add to the cream cheese mixture along with the piquante peppers, grated cheddar cheese and seasonings. Stir well.
- Step 4: Transfer mixture to an oven safe baking dish or skillet - a small cast iron skillet works well too. Bake at 350°F for 30 minutes then crumble the bacon and green onions on top.
Hint: Serve immediately, or shortly thereafter. This boudin dip tastes best when it is still hot/warm.
Recipe variations and substitute ideas
- Homemade Boudin - instead of store-bought boudin, if you make homemade boudin then just skip filling the casing you can use the mixture directly for your dip.
- Bread Crumbs - try sprinkling some bread crumbs on top of the boudin dip for a little added texture.
- Crawfish Boil seasoning - I've heard some people add this as a little extra pop to their dip.
- Bell Peppers - adding these will give a nice change in texture.
- Pepper Jack Cheese - this is always a great cheese to add to a dip.
- Organ Meats - can be often found in boudin sausage.
- Andouille sausage - for some extra heat and spice.
- Pita Chip - offer these on the side.
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It's easier to use a pair of kitchen shears to remove the sausage casing from the boudin sausage. A knife will also do, but the shears really work best.
You'll also need a stand mixer - although if you want to stand and beat the cream cheese mixture for 5 minutes that's also an option... but I'm guessing most of us have a stand mixer of some kind today.
Finally, an oven safe non-stick baking pan, or a casserole dish of some kind. I have a really nice little skillet that I use. It also cooks great in a small cast iron skillet.
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How to store leftovers
Once the dip has cooled completely store in an airtight container in the refrigerator, for up to 4 days.
When reheating splash a little milk to help it not be dry.
Mel's kitchen notes
The boudin sausage you use for this dip really can make or break it. Make sure it's a really good type that you know you love, otherwise you may be disappointed.
Frequently asked questions: FAQs
Boudin is a delicious Cajun sausage that is a mixture of pork, liver, rice and seasonings. The best boudin in Lousiana (in my opinion) can be found in Scott, LA. Billy's Boudin and Cracklin's.
I slice a French Baguette then toast the slices, it makes it nice and crusty. I also like to use fried bowtie pasta or tortilla chips.
In order to get the nice and cheesy results I have with this recipe, yes.
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Boudin Dip Recipe
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Ingredients
- 1 Pound Boudin Sausage Links cooked, casing removed
- 8 Ounces Garlic and Herb Cream Cheese
- 8 Ounces Sour Cream
- 1 Cup Cheddar Cheese grated
- 4 Ounces Red Piquante Peppers 1 jar
- 2 teaspoons Creole Seasoning
- 1 teaspoon Garlic Powder
- 1 teaspoon Onion Powder
- ¼ Cup Green Onions
- ¼ Cup Bacon Pieces chopped
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350°F. Add the cream cheese and sour cream to a stand mixer and beat on a medium speed for about 5 minutes until nice and creamy.8 Ounces Garlic and Herb Cream Cheese, 8 Ounces Sour Cream
- Add the crumbled boudin sausage (casing removed), cheddar cheese, seasonings and piquante peppers. Mix well.1 Pound Boudin Sausage Links, 1 Cup Cheddar Cheese, 4 Ounces Red Piquante Peppers, 2 teaspoons Creole Seasoning, 1 teaspoon Garlic Powder, 1 teaspoon Onion Powder
- Empty into an oven safe dish or skillet and bake for 30 minutes.
- When finished sprinkle the chopped green onions and bacon bits on top and serve immediately.¼ Cup Green Onions, ¼ Cup Bacon Pieces
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