Copycat Creamland Green Chile Dip
Prep 10 min
Cook 0 min
Total 70 min
Serves 10 servings
Difficulty Easy
150 Cal
Heat Medium
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The recipe
Copycat Creamland Green Chile Dip
- Prep10 min
- Cook0 min
- Total70 min
- YieldAbout 3 cups of dip
- Calories150
Easymedium heat
Made with Roasted Hatch Green Chile (Jarred) — grown in the Hatch Valley.
Ingredients
Instructions
- Beat the softened cream cheese and sour cream together until smooth, using a stand mixer or a wooden spoon.
- Stir in the roasted Hatch green chile, minced jalapeno, and lime juice.
- Add the onion powder, garlic powder, and salt and mix until evenly combined.
- Cover and chill in the refrigerator for at least 1 hour to let the flavors come together.
- Serve cold with tortilla chips, fresh vegetables, crackers, or warm bread.
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Frequently asked questions
What is green chili dip?
Green chili dip is a creamy party dip built on cream cheese and sour cream, loaded with roasted green chile — Hatch green chile in New Mexico. It's tangy, cool, and lightly spicy, served cold with chips or vegetables. A copycat of the beloved Creamland green chile dip.
What's the difference between green chili dip and green chili cheese dip?
Green chili dip is a cool, creamy cream-cheese-and-sour-cream base, served chilled. Green chili cheese dip usually means a warm, melty queso-style dip. This recipe is the creamy chilled version, though the names are often used interchangeably for any green-chile party dip.
How long should green chile dip chill before serving?
Chill it for at least one hour before serving. That resting time lets the roasted Hatch green chile, lime, and seasonings meld into the cream cheese base so the flavor deepens. For the best result, make it a day ahead — the flavor only improves overnight in the fridge.
Can I make green chile dip without fresh chile?
Yes. Freeze-dried chopped Hatch green chile rehydrates in minutes and tastes close to fresh, making this dip a year-round staple. Canned diced green chiles also work in a pinch, though you'll lose some of the smoky roasted flavor that defines real Hatch green chile.
Where can I buy Hatch green chile for this dip?
The Hatch Chile Store ships roasted Hatch green chile and freeze-dried chopped green chile straight from our family farms in the Hatch Valley of New Mexico. Roasted frozen chile is closest to fresh; freeze-dried chile is a convenient shelf-stable option for dips.








