Creamy, cheesy bean dip is a favorite gluten-free appetizer. We have this gluten-free cheesy bean dip for dinner often too as it makes a great burrito filling! One of my favorite things about fall and winter is football season. Since moving to Boise, we catch every Boise State game in person or on TV. We also watch many NFL games every weekend as we are both big fans. We love inviting friends over to take in the game and enjoy a bunch of food. Any good football game is made better with a good selection of gluten-free finger foods and dips. Some people stop entertaining in their home once they go gluten-free. Some think that it will either cost them a ton to feed everyone gluten-free, or that they have to allow gluten in their home in order to feed everyone, thus increasing their risks of cross-contamination. Hosting a football party doesn’t have to be expensive or full of gluten. Today I’m sharing a yummy spread of foods that are sure to please gluten eaters and gluten-free folks alike, all without breaking the bank! You can easily invite others to contribute some of these items when they come to your house as well. People usually like to bring something, and welcome a specific suggestion, plus it helps reduce your costs a bit. I like to have a variety of healthy, semi-healthy, and definitely splurge items at our football parties. Our standard football party menu and other inexpensive, easy, gluten-free ideas: You can use any ceramic or glass baking dish for this. I always use my trusty CorningWare 2-1/2-Quart Oval Casserole Dish with Glass Lid I hope you can make this soon for your next football party! Leave a comment if you want to share with me your favorite football party food. This is a great cheesy bean dip served with tortilla chips, but is also perfect as a burrito filling. You can make this bean dip meatless or extra meaty, depending on your preference! As always, be sure to double-check all of your ingredients to ensure they are gluten-free. I don't recommend you use light sour cream in it, it always curdles. Use a good, natural, full-fat sour cream for best results. I always use Daisy sour cream as it doesn't have a bunch of extra stuff added like many of the sour creams out there. I hope you and your guests enjoy this!
Notes on ingredients and substitutions for this cheesy bean dip:
. I’ve had this casserole dish since we got married 14 years ago and love that it is sturdy, the perfect size, and easy to clean.
Gluten-free Bean Dip Recipe:
Gluten-free Cheesy Bean Dip Recipe
Ingredients
Instructions
Notes
Yield: 8-12 servings
Prep Time
15 minutes
Cook Time
20 minutes
Total Time
35 minutes
Sandi
Thursday 8th of August 2019
We host a lot of game day parties and I can't wait to serve this dip up! All of that melty cheese :-).
Alley
Thursday 13th of September 2018
When I was first diagnosed with Celiac D. It was so hard to find good things to cook. Since I’ve found My gluten free kitchen it’s been AWESOME! I love to cook so it’s so nice to have this!!