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Corned Beef Bagel Dip

Submitted by: Shari Stensrud
Provided by: Simple & Delicious
Guests will enjoy dipping bite-sized bagel chunks into this creamy dip that's made with sour cream, chopped corned beef and a little horseradish. 'I've taken this appetizer to many potlucks over the years, and it's always a hit,' says Shari Stensrud of Cambridge, Minnesota. 

Corned Beef Dip

Submitted by: MISTIDAWN
Home Town: Gibraltar, Michigan, USA
Living In: Woodhaven, Michigan, USA
Every where I take this I get asked for the recipe, and people can't believe it's just 3 ingredients and is so easy to make! Serve chilled with crackers. 

Dried Beef Dip

Submitted by: Darcy
Serve this Italian-flavored beef dip in a bread bowl made from a round pumpernickel loaf, or just use pieces of pumpernickel for dipping. 

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Submitted by: Susan T.
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Bagel Dip

Submitted by: Pauline Drehmel
Everyone loves this mild dip. Chopped dried beef adds flavor and texture. Serve with plain bagels cut into bite size pieces. 

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Submitted by: Joyce Campbell
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Provided by: Taste of Home
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