Killer DnD Bean Dip

This is a simple, cheap dip that I thought up years ago to bring to a late-night D&D session. It worked so well that I've made it for most of the parties and D&D games I've gone to since - and it's always the first thing to go.

Step 1 Assemble Your Soldiers

The ingredients you'll need are:

1 can refried beans
1/2 small can diced/sliced green chili peppers
1 heaping tablespoon salsa
1 heaping tablespoon sour cream
Hot sauce
Chili powder
Shredded cheddar or mozzarella cheese
1 pinch secret ingredient - don't worry, chances are you've got this one somewhere

Comments

[Namiik]

it's a DC 15 craft check with a +2 circumstance bonus because everyone loves bean dip :) how long does it take to make?

[bebopsamurai]

So, is this then a Craft check, or part of a profession?

[AtomicBeaker]

It's a check against your craft/dip skill, but you can use it untrained and the difficulty's pretty low.

[I Am An Evil Taco]

amazing. this is my bean dip. I use home-made salsa though. well done.

[JakeTobak]

I know this is only for D&D, but I may try it out with Lejendary Adventures. I'll let you know if anything explodes. Gygaxian Dip FTW!

[bobulator]

After all, a dip like this must be good with any fantasy roleplaying game you wish to play! PS I haven't tried it but I started drooling once you mentioned refried beans. PPS Think I might try this at a DnD session.

[James (pseudo-geek)]

lol

[James (pseudo-geek)]

ok I'm going to make some of this tonight, how much chili powder do I use?

[James (pseudo-geek)]

haha I dont play D&D but I play a game alot like it, so I'll make some lol.

[Mitten]

I dont play DnD, but i have been snacking on one batch of this stuff for three days now. Taco powder and a little Lea and Perrins makes it even better.

[astrosapien]

That looks delicious.... :P

[lemonie]

"Grunka, lunka, dunkity-dingridient, you shouldn't ask about the secret ingredient."

[LasVegas]

Nice recipe! The Ampersand (the and sign) screws up your title though. Change it to a lower-case "n" and all will be well... This is a bug in the way Instructables interprets the ampersand.