5 Layer Mediterranean Dip

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 I think by now we all know that I’m all about a great party. Gathering my friends together is quite possibly my favorite activity and it always has to involve great food. These Five Layer Mediterranean Dip cups are an easy way to get appetizers out to your party without having to do much prep work!

mediterranean dip

To celebrate June Dairy Month, I headed down the dairy aisle of the market to find some snack-inspiration. The dairy section allows me to take a few shortcuts to create easy snacks or appetizers as it includes convenient grab-and-go items – grab some refrigerated hummus, tzatziki, and your favorite feta cheese and you’re halfway to the finish line.

You’ll need a few other ingredients like cucumbers, tomatoes and green onions and that’s it! (I’m all about easy entertaining!)

Everything gets layered together in a cute cup and then you can refrigerate until ready to serve. Which, by the way, makes these even more wonderful because you can prep them ahead of time and then whip them out when your guests start to arrive! Plus, they are the perfect healthy snack for a hot summer day.

5 Layer Mediterranean Dip

5 Layer Mediterranean Dip

Course Appetizer, Snack
Cuisine Mediterranean

Ingredients
  

  • 3 tablespoons Athenos Hummus
  • 3 tablespoons store bought tzatziki sauce
  • ¼ cup chopped cucumbers
  • 5 cherry tomatoes quarters
  • 1 tablespoons Athenos Feta Cheese crumbled
  • 2 tablespoons thinly sliced green onion

Instructions
 

  • In an individual serving cup, layer the hummus on the bottom. Followed by the tzatziki, making sure to smooth out each layer as you create it.
  • Add the chopped cucumbers on top of the tzatziki, followed by the tomatoes and then the feta cheese.
  • Sprinkle the top with the sliced green onions and serve alongside crudité or pita chips.

In the meantime, here are some top tips to bump your cooking to another level.
1. What makes cheese dip even better? Whipping it with cream cheese to make the easiest appetizer/snack. This turns out amazing with feta and goat cheese!
2. Add some sizzle to a burger and take the toppings to the next level with a fried egg or pickled onions and sour cream.
3. Put a twist on your favorite smoothie with different flavored milk alternatives: almond milk, coconut milk or vanilla soy milk.
4. For a breakfast hash with some heat mix together refrigerated hash browns with a spicy southwestern sauce.

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25 Comments

  1. Just made http://www.drweil.com herbed hummus recipe a few days ago. If you haven’t tried it the next time you make hummus give It a try,. I will use that in this recipe. I love all of these Mediterranean flavors. I am a big fan of Athenos products. I have tried a couple of other brands of feta but I always go back to Athenos. Thanks for the fresh flavors of this dip. .

  2. I made something similar for a work potluck a few weeks ago and added kalamata olives. Beautiful and yummy.

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