Loved this...I skipped the half and half and substituted milk. I also used cheddar cheese instead of monteray jack. I would add a little more kick next time but all in all excellent and different.

Excellent! I cut the recipe in half and used a can of hot Rotel instead of the tomatoes and chilis. It was hot - use the regular Rotel if you don't want it super spicy. I'll be making this again. Try it with the recipe for "Mall Pretzels" and dip them in this, yum!

GREAT JOB...perfect as is!

Delicious! I made this for a party and it was an absolute success. The only things I changed were that I did not use half and half and used cheddar instead of jack cheese. This recipe is a keeper for parties.

This is delicious! I used a can of Rotel tomatoes in place of the cans of tomatoes and green chilis. This is the best spinach dip ever. It really isn't very spicy, just yummy!

I searched out this recipe and made it for a friend of mine who's pregnant and craving spicy spinach dip without artichokes. Unfortunately, she may have to wait for the second batch...this is REALLY GOOD! If you want it mild, follow the recipe as written. But if you want it kickin’, try my modifications: use only 1 tablespoon of oil, add 1 minced garlic clove to the onion, replace the tomatoes with 2 cans of Ro*tel AND keep the 1 can of diced chilies, use a blend of shredded cheeses (cheddar, monterey jack, pepper jack, colby, etc., whatever you choose), use enough black pepper and cayenne pepper to suit your taste (maybe 1/4 teaspoon of each), and add 1/4 teaspoon cumin. Finally, seal the deal with a dash or two of cajun seasoning.

Pretty good but not spicy at all. If I make this again, I'll add some red pepper & cumin.

My initial opinion was this was pretty good after the first bite. Then, I realized it was kind of bland and way too rich for my taste. I will probably make it again for a large group of people and spice it up quite a bit.

I have made this recipe at least two or three times a month for the last year. It is the first thing requested and the first thing gone at every event. I have even had the executive chef for a nearby Hilton Hotel ask for the recipe. I have made only one change which is using a various cans of Rotel to ajust spiciness to the event and I sautee the onion with the Rotel until most juices have evaporated. Great Recipe.

This is such a great recipe. I took it to a dinner party and it disappeared. It's amazing how good this twist to spinach dip is.

Took this to a party and it was a bit hit. I put in some hotter chilies in addition to the green ones. I thought it was plenty spicy, husband wanted a bit more. Overall a keeper of a recipe!

This was a good dip that got cleaned up at our party, but I wouldn't really call it spicy. I even used pepper jack cheese! Used enough skim milk to get the consistency we wanted, instead of cream. Baked up "bubbly" very quickly.

It was OK. Most people will probably not think this is very spicy.

I used diced tomato with green chiles already added and a touch of Mrs Dash Southwestern Blend to spice it up a little bit. Excellent!

this was tasty, but not my favorite of the hot dips I've made. I felt like something was missing.

This to me is the best Spinach dip ever!!!! Thanks!

Ver