Dill Dip

  4.5 – 256 reviews  

An excellent dill dip! Although my mum gave me the recipe and warned me not to share it, I believe everyone should be able to enjoy it. Making this dip the day before is much better. It produces so much that it may be easily cut in half.

Prep Time: 5 mins
Additional Time: 8 hrs
Total Time: 8 hrs 5 mins
Servings: 32
Yield: 4 cups

Ingredients

  1. 2 cups mayonnaise
  2. 2 cups sour cream
  3. 3 tablespoons grated onion
  4. 3 tablespoons dried dill weed
  5. 1 ½ teaspoons seasoned salt, or more to taste
  6. 1 tablespoon dried parsley

Instructions

  1. Combine mayonnaise, sour cream, onion, dill weed, seasoning salt, and parsley together in a bowl; cover and refrigerate overnight.

Reviews

Charles Kerr
As the recipe is written, it’s a dud. Makes wayyyy too much. Salt level is too much. Thank you to commenters- I didn’t have to throw it out. I used onion powder (Not salt). I’d also make it with Greek yogurt rather than sour cream to go well with the dill and maybe reduce Mayo by half. In general halve the recipe will be more than you need unless you’re drinking it by the glass. Publishers need to revise recipe.
Jennifer Sims
Tastes great but next time I’m going to reduce the seasoning salt and I’ll try a 3:1 sour cream(or plain yogurt) : mayo ratio
Clarence Gutierrez
I made it the first time with the salt and had to throw it away made it the second time with sprinkling a tiny bit of salt and it was good
Charles Jennings
This is not a complicated recipe and will encourage shaving of vegetables! Will be most traditional as-is, but can modify as you like without risk. I usually use Greek yogurt instead of sour cream, less mayo, beau monde, onion flakes or powder.
Charles Morrison
Way too salty. No one ate it.
Erik Sexton
I definitely like the dip. It seemed very gritty when I first made it but it tasted fine. That was probably because of the age of my dill and parsley more than anything so I’m not faulting that at all. I served it the next day and the grittiness was gone so that time in the refrigerator definitely helped. I think it tasted even better the next day. I only used 1 1/2 teaspoons of salt as well, as another reviewer pointed out. I’m glad I didn’t use the 1 1/2 tablespoons the recipe called for otherwise it would have been way too salty. Very good recipe all in all!
Jordan Lopez
I have made this several time now and I love this recipe except for the salt level. I am a person who loves salt but this was too much even for me. I agree with another reviewer that there was a mistake. It should be 1 1/2 teaspoons NOT tablespoons. It is perfect with this change.
Kristi Hernandez
Really yummy! I grated the onion and it’s so much better than pieces of onion.
Shawn Meyer
It was ruined by the season salt. Added another 1/2 recipes of the other ingredients and it was still way to salty.
Jason Anderson
Super tasty! will for sure be making this again!
Thomas Taylor
My family LOVES dill so I have made a lot of dill dips over the years, and this one is by far the favorite. It’s the grated onion that really sets it apart and makes it amazing. It’s also the grated onion that makes it too strong for most people the day you make it, but the next day it will get rave reviews. It’s particularly good on roast beef or other deli sandwiches.
Mary Bray
Used spicy seasoned salt for a little extra kick.
Hannah Davis
No changes and I’ll be making it often! It was a big hit!
Christopher Jones
Made this on a whim for a party. It was delish! I will be making this again.
Larry Schultz
I read the reviews and cut the season salt in half. Didn’t think it was dill-y enough so added an extra tsp of dill. Also added 2 tsp of paprika to sneak in extra vitamin c(I do this to everything I make, paprika doesn’t change taste). Will definitely make again.
Michael Reyes
The BEST dip EVER!!
Andrew Thompson
Made as stated, I give this 4 stars. The flavor is really good, but it is too salty and has just a tad too much of a mayo taste. Next time I will cut the amount of season salt in half and taste test from there to see if more is needed. I think I will also cut back the amount of mayonnaise to 3/4 cup and taste to see if more is needed from there.
Stacey Ball
Pretty good, obviously makes a LOT. Unfortunately, it’s way too early for my husband and I. Still good enough to eat, but only very little at a time. Next time, I’ll halve the seasoning salt.
Amy Larsen
Perfect as written. I always get compliments. So much better than ranch as a vegetable dip.
Paul Brown
Just watch the seasoning salt. I would only put in 1/2 then try it. It was a little to salty for me
Alexandra Jordan
This is a good recipe, but it is way too salty. I think there might be an error in how much seasoning salt to use. I had to keep adding more sour cream and some sugar to tame the saltiness!

 

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