When you're looking for an easy appetizer or snack, this 3-Ingredient Pesto Yogurt Dip does the trick! Perfect for veggie, sweet potato fry or pita chip dipping.
3-Ingredient Pesto Yogurt Dip
I almost feel guilty about posting this embarrassingly easy 3-Ingredient Pesto Yogurt Dip. Almost. Yes, it's a recipe that requires only three ingredients. But we all need a simple appetizer idea once in awhile, right? With the Super Bowl right around the corner and the promise of more potluck get-togethers throughout the year, this healthy dip recipe can easily play the starring role on a beautiful veggie platter, complete with pita chips and whole grain crackers.
We regularly keep a container of basil pesto in our fridge, and use it to spread on sandwiches or naan pizzas, toss with whole pasta and veggies, or mix with chicken in a stuffed spaghetti squash recipe. In this easy yogurt dip, use your favorite pesto, whether that's store-bought or homemade version.
How to make this Basil Pesto Yogurt Dip:
- Either store-bought or homemade basil pesto can be used.
- To switch up the flavors, try a different type of pesto, such as artichoke, roasted red pepper or cilantro.
- Simply stir the pesto into the yogurt and season with a pinch of salt. It's that easy.
- Serve this with a variety of raw vegetables, baked sweet potato fries or baked zucchini fries, pita chips or tortilla chips.
Other easy, healthy dip recipes:
5-Minute Black Bean Dip
Healthy Mediterranean 7-Layer Dip
5-Minute Smoked Salmon Dip
Artichoke & Hazelnut Pesto Dip
3-Ingredient Pesto Yogurt Dip
Ingredients
- 1 cup nonfat plain Greek yogurt
- 5 tablespoons basil pesto
- ¼ teaspoon kosher salt
Instructions
- In a bowl, stir together the yogurt, pesto and salt.
- Serve with raw vegetables, crackers and/or pita chips.
Notes
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Samy
Such a simple yet yummy recipe! I can't wait to make it for my Superbowl watch party! Thanks for this!
Mike
Wow, looks so good! Does this taste good with greek souvlaki meat too? Or is it best for just veggies and crackers?
Dara
That would definitely work, Mike!