Red Pepper Jelly And Cream Cheese

pepper jelly cream cheese Appetizer A Southern Soul
pepper jelly cream cheese Appetizer A Southern Soul

Pepper Jelly Cream Cheese Appetizer A Southern Soul Swap out the pepper jelly and top the cream cheese block with a jar of chutney or other preserves. nutrition serving: 1 tablespoon cream cheese with jelly calories: 90 kcal carbohydrates: 11 g protein: 1 g fat: 5 g saturated fat: 3 g polyunsaturated fat: 1 g monounsaturated fat: 1 g cholesterol: 16 mg sodium: 51 mg potassium: 20 mg sugar: 10 g vitamin a: 306 iu vitamin c: 1 mg calcium: 14 mg. How to make cream cheese with pepper jelly. place a block of cream cheese on a platter and use the back of a spoon to create a divot in the cheese. microwave jelly for 30 seconds and stir until smooth. spoon pepper jelly dip on top of the softened cream cheese and sprinkle red pepper flakes on top. serve with the suggested buttery crackers below.

red pepper jelly Culinary Hill
red pepper jelly Culinary Hill

Red Pepper Jelly Culinary Hill Prep time: 5 minutes. servings: 12. print pin rate. sweet, spicy red pepper jelly dolloped on cool cream cheese is a scrumptious appetizer that is whipped up in minutes. make your own jelly or use store bought for this classic dish served along with a cocktail. Just let your cream cheese soften and place both 8 ounce blocks in the bowl of your stand mixer (or in a mixing bowl if using a hand mixer). whip it for 1 2 minutes or until fluffy. add in garlic powder and sea salt. beat again for 1 minute. add in shredded cheese of choice and stir together until combined. Place the softened block of cream cheese on a serving plate or platter. add the hot pepper jelly to a microwave safe bowl and microwave oh high for 30 seconds. stir the warmed jelly then spoon over the top of the cream cheese. garnish with a pinch of red pepper flakes and rosemary sprigs, if desired. serve with crackers. Place the softened block of cream cheese on a serving plate or platter. spoon pepper jelly over the cream cheese, adding enough to cover the block and drip down the sides. three or four heaping spoonfuls is usually enough. this amounts to between 3 tablespoons and ¼ cup, but you can always add more red pepper jelly.

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