Pumpkin Dip

Name: Pumpkin Dip Recipe
Prep time: 5 min
Total time: 5 min
Yield: 16
Ingredients: 1 cup 1% milkfat cottage cheese; 8 ounces neufchatel cheese softened; 1/2 cup pumpkin puree; 1 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice

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Minutes to Prepare: 5

Number of Servings: 16

Ingredients

1 cup 1% milkfat cottage cheese8 ounces neufchatel cheese, softened1/2 cup pumpkin puree1 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice

Directions

Combine all ingredients in a food processor. Process until mixture is smooth. Transfer to a container and chill. Store in the refrigerator for up to one week.

Makes 2 cups 2 tablespoons per serving

Servings Per Recipe: 16

Nutritional Info Amount Per Serving

Calories: 30.7
Total Fat: 1.7 g
Cholesterol: 5.6 mg
Sodium: 85.3 mg
Total Carbs: 1.6 g
Dietary Fiber: 0.2 g
Protein: 2.3 g

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Member Reviews

CD7204509
You can freeze canned pumpkin. I measure it out in 1/2 cups, put on a parchment paper-lined cookie sheet & freeze until solid. Then put the lumps of pumpkin in a freezer bag until needed. I've used the pumpkin in oatmeal for a different taste, with pumpkin pie spices - 6/3/11
PURPLGURL
Love Pumpkin it's my secret ingredient in my chili - use the rest of the can in your next soup or chili it adds so much flavor and texture you will love it. - 7/9/11
RUBYMARSH
For the person that commented on using Greek yogurt instead of cottage cheese for less sodium - if you have Safeway Stores in your area, they have a no salt added cottage cheese that has only 45 mgs of sodium per serving. That's less than any Greek yogurt. - 11/19/10
DCBOHART
Made this tonight to have on hand to snack on: I love pumpkin and the first taste seemed not pumpkiny enough for me. So I doubled the pumpkin, added a little more spice, and added some honey as well--yum! It will go on my waffles tomorrow morning. - 12/14/10
TEDDYBEAR4788
Love it! Love it! Love it! I used sweet potato puree instead of pumpkin because the market didn't have pumpkin at this time of the year! Just as good. Can't wait to try it with pumpkin in the fall. - 8/4/11
FANGFACEKITTY
Definately a keeper! I used 1 cup of fresh pumpkin puree and did not add the cottage cheese (& didn't have any greek yoghurt to substitute). 17 calories per serving & a lot less sodium and oh so delicious! - 1/30/11
TEXASLYNN
Sounds like Hogwarts to me! - 6/21/11
THEMRSH
This was okay. Not sure why I expected something sweet but was disappointed at first taste. Not enough pumpkin so I doubled it and added a few packets of splenda. I would recommend as a spread for bagels, muffins but not as a dip as I wanted w/graham sticks. Better flavor after several hours. - 10/24/11
MOMKAT4310
If you can only find the large cans of pumpkin, plan several recipes using pumpkin so the can will not go to waste. BTW this a a very yummy dip. It is a faculty lounge favorite with graham crackers or teddy grahams. - 12/14/10
SHASHYK
I'm not sure what I was expecting, but this wasn't it. I just didn't like the combination of flavors. - 11/23/11
MELP06
I did some altering like some of the others suggested. I used half greek yogurt, doubled the pumpkin and spice. Took it to a youth group gathering with apple slices, carrots and graham crackers - they gobbled it up! - 11/5/11
PIXIEAPRIL
I did add a little bit of splenda to it though. My husband loved it. - 11/21/10
NCONCORDIA
I served this with pita chips (Stacy's Naked) and thought it was an alright dip - nothing special and kind of bland. I would try to make it again with a little more pumpkin pie spice to see if adds more flavor, or maybe with a flavored cracker. - 10/21/11
IM-LUPE
Not enough Pumpkin, so I double it, added more spices and some splenda brown sugar. My husband thought it was very rich. Didn't tell him what was in it.. - 2/18/13
PEGJW111
I increased the pumpkin and added a tablespoon of agave syrup and a tablespoon of honey. I used the immersion blender and it whipped up great. Cubed a Granny Smith apple, mixed it in two tablespoons of dip and had a great snack. - 10/21/12
SUZYMARC
this looks like a great new fall favorite to add as a topper to toast or bagels. - 10/16/11
JEMAHA
This is GOOOOOD stuff! We eat it with gingersnap cookies. I like the waffle idea too. I've added cinnamon to it as well - 10/14/11
KNUCKLES145
hmmmm might try this with greek yogurt instead of the cottage cheese to reduce the sodium - 11/14/10
CD4114015
great - 11/18/20
CD6913562
This is an excellent dip. - 10/19/20
EOWYN2424
yum - 10/5/20
BONNIE1552
Will definitely have to try this one. - 9/26/20
WHITEANGEL4
have made but not Hubbys favorit - 7/24/20
FISHGUT3
thanks - 7/23/20
2MUMMY
Interesting recipe! - 7/23/20