Right, so pretty much anyone who knows me also knows about my slight obsession with the dill dip/dressing they have down at the B. After years of trial and error, I totally got it perfectly right last time I made it.
Only since I’m abysmal about recipes, I didn’t measure a damn thing and now I’m not sure if I can replicate it. Ha, I’m such a loser.
Anyway, here’s a good starting point:
8oz sour cream (and trust me, you want the full-fat kind)
8oz mayo (again, full-fat.)
some ri-goddamn-diculous amount of dried dill
dried onion flakes
garlic powder
dried parsley
salt or adobo powder
pepper
a few tablespoons of milk to thin it out a little
The trick is, you have to let it sit a few hours to let the flavors develop, so it’s kind of hard to know right away when you have it right.
But in this case especially… experimenting is so rewarding.
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We actually came up with a very similar solution to the same problem at our house. It just isn’t buffalo without dill! We actually found a dip mix from a guy/company/whatever in Vermont when we went to a hot air balloon festival a year or so ago. Unfortunately, I can’t remember the name. He/they have online ordering, so we can keep getting more. But yeah, we do the same big-bad combo of sour cream, mayo, and a little milk. I like to mix the seasoning with the milk first so it gets softer faster. Nothing worse than still-hard dry dill.
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