Delicious Choc. Chip Cannoli Dip: Reviews and Storage Tips from Diane

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around the Chocolate Chip Cannoli Dip, with participants sharing their experiences, opinions on its taste, and inquiries about its storage and preparation. Various personal anecdotes highlight different ingredient substitutions and outcomes when making the dip.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, inquires about the dip's shelf life and whether it can be made ahead of time.
  • Another participant shares their experience of using cream cheese instead of ricotta, noting it was very tasty.
  • Several users mention that the dip is easy to prepare and a hit at gatherings, with one participant stating it was a favorite at a show.
  • One participant notes that the dip can separate over time, particularly when made with ricotta, while another mentions it held well for them using part-skim ricotta.
  • Another participant expresses enjoyment of the dip, especially with strawberries, and shares that they had never tried ricotta before but liked it in this recipe.
  • One participant discusses using the dip for various events, including a church dinner, and mentions that it was well-received by children and adults alike.
  • Another participant highlights the versatility of the dip and suggests it can be served with different accompaniments.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the dip's ability to hold its consistency over time, with some participants reporting separation while others did not experience this issue. No clear consensus emerges on the best way to prepare or store the dip.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences with the dip, including variations in ingredients and serving suggestions. The discussion reflects a range of cooking experiences and preferences among the participants.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for insights on the Chocolate Chip Cannoli Dip, including preparation tips and personal experiences from others in the community.

quiverfull7
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Hi... I'm just wondering if anyone has made the Cannoli Dip... if they
liked it and if it will hold for 2 days or if it needs to be made
shortly before using?
Thanks! Diane
 
A girl in my cluster make this dip. She could not find ricotta,so she used cream cheese..... all i have to say is it was DANG good. She made 2 batches of the dip, but only one made it to the meeting b/c she ate the other.Monica
 
My MIL made it for her first show... SO good!
I think it would hold.....why would you want to do that though? just asking.. I thought it was a really easy throw together sorta thing...

very yummy though
 
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Oh... I am sorry... I was thinking of it for a birthday party.. not PC party... I'll make it at my next show ... I was just hoping for myself that it would hold so I could prepare it ahead.
 
I have made it and it was delicious. I used the ricotta, but I found that by the end of the evening (I just made it for a movie night at my house) it had started to separate. Evening after stirring it and refrigerating it overnight, it was still separated.
 
OOOH, I'm practicing this recipe this afternoon! I'm making it for my show tomorrow. I figured you can't go wrong with chocolate:D I've never used ricotta either, but I found it next to the cottage cheese; just in case someone else couldn't find it!
 
monica.dixon said:
A girl in my cluster make this dip. She could not find ricotta,so she used cream cheese..... all i have to say is it was DANG good. She made 2 batches of the dip, but only one made it to the meeting b/c she ate the other.

Monica


When cream cheese is used, do you use 2 - 8 oz packages because it calls for 15oz of ricotta cheese.

My husband & daughter don't like ricotta cheese but they love cream cheese.

I just need to know how much.

Thanks
 
I use this recipe a lot!!! It is a great second recipe to have done ahead of time or for a quick and easy show! I love it and I am ashamed to say I can eat it all myself if I am not careful. Strawberries work best with it. I have found that if I use the "part skim" ricotta cheese instead of the "fat free" is lasts a lot longer. Try that and see how it works for you.

As for not liking ricotta cheese, I can't stand it, but mixed in this dip I can not tell and I love it! Isn't it funny what we will eat when it is mixed in with something else?!
 
Okay, I just made it for my girls & I to try. It is YUMMY:) I had never tried ricotta before...yuck by itself! But mixed with everything else, this dip is a great second recipe I think. It only takes a few minutes to throw together. Great with strawberries!
(my mom said she also uses ricotta in her lasagna to make it creamier & cheesier...she mixes it with the cottage cheese!)
 
I made this for a show and everyone loved it! I served it in the 3 tier stand-dip on top in medium bowl, chips below on medium squares. I did it as a make-ahead to show the sa stand,etc. Made about 2 hours before the show and kept refrigerated but by the end of the show while cleaning up I noticed it had gotten very soupy. It did sit out during the show and was fine when the guests ate it but soon after it began to turn watery. Restirring wouldn't help because mine wasn't separated, it just changed in consistency. I still think it is a great recipe and I will be making it again soon!
 
Ricotta is often a dessert cheese!I have several heavenly dessert recipes that include ricotta cheese. Most of them are recipes from my friend who is a French Chef. Before she gave me those I had never heard of using Ricotta cheese in anything but Lasagna - you can't make good lasagna without ricotta cheese IMHO - and I am famous for my lasagna!

Anyway, TRY IT!! You will love it!

If you're not sure about a recipe or special ingredient make it sometime when there will be lots of other things to eat (like a pot luck supper). That way it can be sampled and if YOU don't like it someone is sure to! No waste!
 
Yummy!I made mine yesterday (just about 24hrs ago) and it's still looking the way it was right after I got done making it. I used regular whipped cream and part-skim ricotta. I must admit that I put in a few too many MINI chocolate chips (but can you REALLY have "too many" mini chocolate chips? LOL).

Looks great, tastes great, might even grate (microplane works better) a few of those green and red pistachios instead of the chocolate chips at home as practice for Christmas shows to see how it looks. :D
 
susan g said:
I made this for a show and everyone loved it! I served it in the 3 tier stand-dip on top in medium bowl, chips below on medium squares. I did it as a make-ahead to show the sa stand,etc. Made about 2 hours before the show and kept refrigerated but by the end of the show while cleaning up I noticed it had gotten very soupy. It did sit out during the show and was fine when the guests ate it but soon after it began to turn watery. Restirring wouldn't help because mine wasn't separated, it just changed in consistency. I still think it is a great recipe and I will be making it again soon!

Maybe you could keep it cooler longer in the rectangle chillzanne & have the fruit surrounding it!:D
 
I'll have to search the cookbooks for this one! Sounds great for open houses, too!
 
I made this for a church dinner and served it with those chocolate graham cracker sticks. The kids (and everyone else!) LOVED it! They were out of the nonfat ricotta so I used low fat, as well. I didn't have a problem with it separating, and I made it up in the afternoon on Saturday to serve on Sunday.

I added some extra choc. chips, too!

BTW, leanvv, it is in this season's Season's Best CB!:)
HTH
 
Is this recipe in the new Season's Best? Or where will I find it??
 
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Yes...F& W SB page 23
 
UK Consultant recipe request - Chocolate Chip Cannoli Dip!Does anyone have the recipe for the Chocolate Chip Cannoli Dip please?
I'm a UK consultant and we don't have the same recipes as you guys but it sounds absolutely yummy!
Thank you in advance!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What ingredients are needed for the Delicious Choc. Chip Cannoli Dip?

The Delicious Choc. Chip Cannoli Dip typically requires cream cheese, powdered sugar, ricotta cheese, mini chocolate chips, vanilla extract, and whipped topping. You can also add a sprinkle of cinnamon for extra flavor.

How long does the Delicious Choc. Chip Cannoli Dip last in the fridge?

Can I freeze the Delicious Choc. Chip Cannoli Dip?

While it's possible to freeze the Delicious Choc. Chip Cannoli Dip, the texture may change once thawed. If you choose to freeze it, make sure to store it in a freezer-safe container and consume it within 1 to 2 months for the best quality.

What are some serving suggestions for the Delicious Choc. Chip Cannoli Dip?

This dip is delicious when served with graham crackers, fruit slices, or mini cannoli shells. You can also use it as a filling for pastries or simply enjoy it with a spoon!

What do reviewers say about the Delicious Choc. Chip Cannoli Dip?

Many reviewers rave about the creamy texture and rich flavor of the Delicious Choc. Chip Cannoli Dip. They appreciate its easy preparation and versatility, often noting that it’s a hit at parties and gatherings. Some suggest adding more chocolate chips for an extra indulgent treat!

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