Martha's Hot Almond Spread

Submitted by: Mary48 
Sliced almonds garnish this hot cheese mixture before it goes in the oven--the result is a pleasant crunch that accompanies every bite. 

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Hot Crabmeat Spread

Submitted by: Sally Kerns 
I've enjoyed seafood all my life and my family does, too. I first made this delicious crab recipe for a party, and I've made it many times since. There are never any leftovers when I serve it. 

Spicy Hot Crab Spread

Submitted by: Janie  
This hot crab-flavored spread is a spicy twist on the usual crab spreads. Pepperjack cheese and jalapenos will heat things up at your next party! Serve with crackers. 

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Hot Crab Spread

Submitted by: Christine Woody 
After my mother and sister described the hot crab sandwiches they had eaten at a San Francisco restaurant, I developed this recipe. It's become a family favorite, especially during vacations to the Oregon coast, where we can catch fresh crabs. 

Hot Bacon Cheese Spread

Submitted by: Bonnie Hawkins 
This creamy spread, made with Monterey Jack and Parmesan cheeses, is sure to warm up your next holiday party. Guests never wander too far from the table when I put out this fragrant dip. 

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Raspberry Cheese Spread

Submitted by: Jane Montgomery 
'A party guest brought this attractive appetizer to our home, and we fell in love with it,' says Jane Montgomery from Hilliard, Ohio. 'Now I often make it myself with we have company.' 

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Garlic Spread

Submitted by: CKBK 
Butter combined with cream cheese and flavored with fresh parsley, onion and garlic.  

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Hot Pepper Cheese Ball

Submitted by: Michelle 
This recipe became a favorite of mine about 2 years ago. I make it for every party I have and every party I go to. Serve with your favorite crackers. 

Hot Jezebel

Submitted by: Jen Hartnett 
A medley of creamy ingredients that you'd never think to combine--like apricot preserves, horseradish, mustard, and cream cheese--turn pleasantly sweet and peppery in this quick cracker spread. 

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Hot Onion Dip

Submitted by: TRACIES 
Home Town: Memphis, Tennessee, USA
This is the first thing to be eaten at every party, and it's sinfully easy! If you are not a big onion fan, don't be afraid. Onion is not the dominant flavor of the dish, and it adds just the right touch. Serve with crackers or cocktail toast. 
 
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