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We refer to this appetizer as<br />

“cuppa, cuppa, cuppa.”<br />

It requires only 3 ingredients,<br />

1 cup of each, and it is simple<br />

to make up ahead of time.<br />

A half an hour before the<br />

event, just pop it in the oven<br />

and you’ll have a great treat to<br />

serve when your guests arrive!<br />

“Remind me to tell you about the time I looked into the heart of an artichoke.”<br />

~ Bette Davis in All About Eve<br />

Michelle Smith<br />

Managing Director<br />

NimblePros LLC<br />

Parmesan Artichoke Dip,<br />

a.k.a. “Cuppa Cuppa Cuppa”<br />

Michelle Smith<br />

Managing Director, NimblePros LLC<br />

1 cup artichoke hearts (1 – 14 oz can)<br />

1 cup light mayonnaise<br />

1 cup grated parmesan cheese<br />

Use a food processor to chop up the drained artichoke<br />

hearts from the can.<br />

Mix the artichokes and mayonnaise, then add in ¾ cup of<br />

the parmesan cheese. Put in an oven safe bowl or small<br />

casserole, and top with the remaining cheese. (At this point,<br />

it can be covered and refrigerated overnight if necessary.)<br />

Bake uncovered at 350°F for 30 minutes or until it is hot and<br />

toasted on top.<br />

Serve with Triscuits.<br />

Michelle Smith is the former CEO of Lake Quincy Media and Managing Director of<br />

NimblePros. When not focusing on software quality, Michelle is a practicing veterinarian,<br />

Master Gardener, Girl Scout leader, and calendar keeper for her children. Occasionally, she<br />

finds time to cook too.<br />

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