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Homemade Raw Vegetable Dip: The Green Goddess

Last Updated on January 8, 2019 by Andrea

Homemade Raw Vegetable Dip: The Green Goddess

We have family in town visiting us this week, and I am in the kitchen busy preparing for our guests! Providing nutritious, seasonal foods for my family is something that I take great pride in…and visitors are treated no differently.

In wishing to welcome them — after their long day of traveling — with a refreshing mid-afternoon snack, we created this Green Goddess Raw Vegetable Dip, served alongside fresh seasonal veggies from our CSA farm.

Raw Vegetable Dip Recipe

Ingredients

Makes approximately 3 1/2 cups of dip.
-1 cup yogurt
-1 cup mayonnaise (make your own with this recipe)
-1 ripe avocado, peeled, pitted, and cut into chunks
-2 large green onions, sliced
-1/3 cup garden fresh parsley, coarsely chopped
-1/4 cup garden fresh tarragon, coarsely chopped
-the juice of one lemon
-4 cloves garlic
-1 teaspoon ground mustard
-salt and pepper to taste

Instructions

Homemade Raw Vegetable Dip: The Green Goddess

1. Add all of the ingredients into a quart-sized mason jar.

Homemade Raw Vegetable Dip: The Green Goddess

2. Blend with a stick blender (my most favorite kitchen tool) until smooth.

Homemade Raw Vegetable Dip: The Green Goddess

3. Serve with raw, seasonal veggies.

Note: Simply put the lid on your mason jar and store any leftover dip in the refrigerator.

What’s your favorite veggie dip? Please feel free to share a link ๐Ÿ™‚

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Comments

  1. Neeli says

    Looks delicious. I see that you have some puprle carrots and white carrots. I just bought some 2 days ago and can’t wait to try them. Are they sweeter than the orange carrots?

    • Andrea says

      Oh it is!!! I’m eating it right now as I type ๐Ÿ™‚ I think the orange are sweeter, but I love them all the same ๐Ÿ™‚

  2. Alyssa says

    That sounds great! Will definately give this a try. I have a raw dip I love: 3 cups raw spinach, 1 avacado, 1-2 cloves garlic, 1/2 tsp sea salt, juice of one lemon. I put in food processor till smooth……its pretty yummy too.

  3. Sandi says

    This looks great! I’ll have to try it. I’ve never really made a veggie dip before that wasn’t out of a package. Thanks for the recipe!

    • Andrea says

      I hope you try it Sandi ๐Ÿ™‚ It’s really yummy and super simple! Our guests loved it and were impressed that it was homemade.

  4. Muriel says

    I love the idea of the mason jar and a stick blender. Your heirloom carrots are gorgeous. Thank you for a beautiful post!

    • Andrea says

      Hi Muriel! The mason jar and stick blender is the only way to go ๐Ÿ™‚ There’s essentially no clean up! I rarely, if ever, use a food processor any more.

  5. Wonderwoman says

    Oh Andrea! This sounds wonderful! Tarragon is one of those herbs that I rarely…actually, never use. Thanks for the opportunity to use it! I bet this would be a great salad dressing as well as a dip.

    • Andrea says

      Yes! You know my husband thought it would make a good salad dressing too ๐Ÿ™‚ So I have this huge head of cabbage, we cut it up and mixed in some of this dip…oh.my.goodness. So good! And as for the Tarragon, I am growing it in the herb garden this year and it is has taken off! I’m starting to put it in everything, it’s one of my new favorite kitchen herbs ๐Ÿ™‚

      • melissa says

        i dont ever use tarragon but i would replace it with dill in this recipe and i bet it would be amazing

  6. Wonderwoman says

    Just pinned it.

    • Andrea says

      <3

  7. Laurie says

    That looks so GOOD!!

  8. Michelle @ Simplify, Live, Love says

    YUM! Love the pretty carrots. I’ve never had good luck growing carrots. I hope that changes this year! Pinning this one (again…) ๐Ÿ™‚

  9. Cheryl says

    The dip looks great and those carrots are GORGEOUS! Can’t wait to try this recipe out!

  10. Rachel says

    Wow! That looks delicious! I can’t wait to try this recipe. It is so cool that you happened to share this recipe because I was just thinking yesterday as we were dipping carrots into some commercially prepared ranch dressing that I needed to find a healthy, tasty, whole-food alternative, and I was going to look for it, but you beat me to it!

  11. Stephanie says

    OH MY – That looks so good! Can’t wait to try it!

  12. Jen says

    I omitted the tarragon and parsley but added kale. I put it over potato chunks and baked it in the oven. YUMMY!!!

    • Andrea says

      Seriously yum! I have to make potatoes like that!

  13. Holly says

    This is great . Made it just as listed and brought it to a meeting with veggies from my garden. It was a big hit. Thank you.

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