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Killer Crab Dip

Killer Crab Dip
This quick and easy recipe is sure to be a party pleaser for any occasion
 
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1 12oz. bottle of cocktail sauce

2 8oz. packages of plain cream cheese

1 8oz. package of imitation crab meat or the real crab meat (i use imitation cause its cheap)
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Oct 30, 2007. 10:48 AMbumsugger says:
"Imitation" crab meat...................,whats' wrong with R-E-A-L crabmeat?? If you mean those disgusting crab "sticks" as we know them in the UK,they are made from shreds of crab tissue mechanically recovered from the process of converting the crabs into food items,dipped in "crab flavoured" water,and then formed into shapes for purchase,Y-E-U-K !
Jun 2, 2011. 7:39 PMsuayres says:
Actually, imitation crabmeat, or "surimi", is made from white-fleshed fish such as haddock, and flavored with natural and artificial flavoring. I'm sure those flavors are derived, in part, from extracts of the shells ( at a guess, they probably boil and/or steam them). But, you know, when I make (for instance) shrimp cocktail, I peel the shrimp, boil the shells by themselves to extract the flavor, and then cook the shrimp in the resultant broth--it amps up the flavor of the shrimp quite a bit. So if the manufacturers of surimi use a similar process, I say, more power to 'em! & yes, I add Old Bay. I wouldn't cook seafood without it.
May 28, 2008. 10:42 PMPunchabearinnamouf says:
By the way, after a bit of time in the fridge, this stuff became extremely addicting. I made way too much and a huuuuge mixing bowl and a large tupperware container quickly disappeared unfortunately. Good stuff
May 12, 2008. 4:11 PMkttecatt says:
My Grandmother always put out a shrimp/cream cheese/cocktail dip for parties. She used a pretty, flat dish; spread cr. ch. in the bottome of it, lightly covered that with a layer of cocktail sauce, and spread shredded/torn shrimp over that. Served with crackers, it was delicious and is still one of my favorite treats when I have company.
May 4, 2008. 7:49 PMPunchabearinnamouf says:
How much will this make?
May 5, 2008. 3:43 PMPunchabearinnamouf says:
I made this earlier today. It makes a lot. Its not bad, but I felt that there was too much cocktail sauce in it. I used MD Blue Crab meat (We had some from last season) and threw in some Old Bay seasoning. The cocktail sauce just comes in overly strong when you taste it.
May 3, 2008. 8:14 AMchinasmom2000 says:
Lighten up, guys! When you live far from the coast crab is very dear and a lot of us can't afford it. Just use what you like and/or can afford. I have had this with shrimp too, but I would recommend mixing the cream cheese and cocktail sauce together and then folding in the shrimp. : )
Nov 17, 2007. 8:14 PMTobita says:
hmm, for a crab dip, i boil tomatoes until the skin peels off completely then strain them then turn it into a tomato sauce then in a separate pot, boil water then add the carcass of a crab then let it boil until it has a STRONG taste, add salt, tobasco, and cream, then mix the tomato sauce and the bisque like thing then let it reduce.
Oct 30, 2007. 6:21 AMgmoon says:
I'd be too afraid of the Killer Crab to try this...
Oct 29, 2007. 9:28 PMxrobevansx says:
fake crab? blecccchhhh.
Oct 29, 2007. 2:30 PMJohn Smith says:
I...love...crab dip!

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