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French bread stuffed with warm, creamy Mississippi Sin Dip topped with melted cheese, green onions, and savory ham. All ready in under an hour! Get ready for a flavor explosion!A SAVORY, CREAMY APPETIZER DIPI have zero idea how this got its name other than it was probably invented by someone in Mississippi and they were trying to catch up with a catchy name. Ive been creating recipes a long time and crazy, funky names always make folks want to make (or at least look at) a recipe ha! Mississippi Sin Dip has become one of my go-to favorite party dips. Its creamy, cheesy, and loaded with savory flavor and the fact that its served in a French bread loaf bread bowl makes it the perfect pick. Its so good, I often want to make a second loaf just for myself!FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:Why is Mississippi Sin Dip named that? Mississippi seems to get all the delicious recipes named after it. I mean, hello Mississippi Pot Roast and all of its lovely variations and Mississippi Mud Cakes and more. It seems to be that any Southern kind of recipe just gets named Mississippi something. The sin part of the name isnt related to a specific event or anything bad, its more of a playful expression about how decadent or comforting something. This dish especially checks those boxes with the ham, shredded cheese, and sour cream. What to serve with this Mississippi Sin Dip? You can serve this with crackers, veggies, or chips (and of course some of the bread it is in) the sky is the limit since so many dippers work with this. Can I make this ahead of time? You could make this ahead of time and bake it before your guests arrive. Reheat as necessary. Can I make this in a baking dish instead of the bread bowl? You can bake this in the oven without the bread bowl. You can use an 88 or 99-inch baking dish. Can I make this in a Crock Pot? You can cook this in a slow cooker on low for 1-2 hours before your guests arrive (as long as the bread loaf fits). Can this be served cold? I dont see why not. It could be a creamy cold dip if youd like. What other bread options can I try? You can use any bread of your choice for this. Italian or French are my favorites. What can I use instead of cubed ham? You could substitute the ham for bacon, crab meat, or finely shredded chicken. How to store leftovers? This dip will be good in the fridge for up to 3 days. You can reheat the dip in the microwave or oven. The bread may get a bit soft in the microwave. INGREDIENTS NEEDED: (SEE RECIPE CARD BELOW FOR THE FULL RECIPE)shredded cheddar cheese your choice of cheese can be used. I think Monterey Jack, Colby Jack or even Pepper Jack would work really well.sour cream you could use mayonnaise if you dont like sour cream or even plain Greek yogurt. Rotel this is an optional ingredient if you dont like tomatoes or cant eat them. cream cheese softened to room temperature. If you forget to pull it out ahead of time, try some of these Tips to Soften Cream Cheese Quickly.chopped ham I shared some other options for you to try in the Frequently Asked Questions section above. Also, leftover ham can be used or you can grab a ham steak and chop it up. If you need a quick option, just grab the ham thats already diced from the grocery store.Worcestershire saucegarlic powder, garlic powder and black pepper I dont add any additional salt because the ham already has salt in it as well as Worcestershire Sauce but I do encourage you to test the seasoning to get it how you like it. red pepper flakes dont like any spice at all? Just skip this ingredient.French bread loaf if you need a different type of bread to use, scroll up and check out one of the questions in the Frequently Asked Questions area.green onion this adds great color and flavor but if you arent an onion fan, try using some chopped parsley. HOW TO MAKE MISSISSIPPI SIN DIPPreheat the oven to 350 F. In a bowl add 2 cups shredded cheddar cheese, sour cream, Rotel, cream cheese, 1/2 cup of ham, Worcestershire sauce, and dried seasonings. Mix until combined. Set aside.Cut the top of the bread into an oval shape. Cut down, but do not cut through the other side of the bread. Cut the top of the bread into pieces for dipping.Hollow out any excess bread with clean hands. You can use that bread for dipping.Transfer the cheese mixture to the hollowed-out loaf of bread.Top the cheese mixture with the remainder of the cheese.Wrap the loaf with aluminum foil. Try to leave extra room so the foil doesnt touch the cheese. Bake for 45 minutes or until heated through. Remove from the oven.Top with the remainder of the ham and green onions.You can also sprinkle red pepper flakes on topCRAVING MORE RECIPES?Million Dollar DipCrack Chicken DipFried Pickle DipCrock Pot Smoked Queso DipReuben Dip PrintMississippi Sin DipA creamy dip with savory flavors stuffed into a loaf of French bread. Course Appetizer, Side DishCuisine AmericanPrep Time 10 minutes minutesCook Time 45 minutes minutesTotal Time 55 minutes minutesServings 12Calories 358kcalAuthor Brandie SkibinskiIngredients2 cups shredded cheddar cheese (divided use)14 ounces sour cream10 ounce can Rotel, drained (diced tomatoes with green chiles)8 ounce package cream cheese, softened to room temperature cup chopped ham (divided use)1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce teaspoon garlic powder teaspoon onion powder teaspoon black pepper teaspoon red pepper flakes16 ounce French bread loaf1 green onion, slicedInstructionsPreheat the oven to 350 F.In a bowl add 2 cups shredded cheddar cheese, 14 ounces sour cream, 10 ounce can Rotel, drained, 8 ounce package cream cheese, softened to room temperature, 1/2 cup chopped ham,1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce, 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder, 1/2 teaspoon onion powder, 1/2 teaspoon black pepper and 1/4 teaspoon red pepper flakes. Mix until combined. Set aside. Cut the top of 16 ounce French bread loaf into an oval shape. Cut down, but do not cut through the other side of the bread. Cut the top of the bread into pieces for dipping. Hollow out any excess bread with clean hands. You can use that bread for dipping.Transfer the cheese mixture to the hollowed-out loaf of bread. Top the cheese mixture with the remainder 1/2 cup shredded cheddar cheese. Wrap the loaf with aluminum foil. Try to leave extra room so the foil doesnt touch the cheese. Bake for 45 minutes or until heated through. Remove from the oven. Top with the remainder of the ham and green onions. You can also sprinkle red pepper flakes on top then serve. NotesPlease refer to my FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) and ingredient list above for other substitutions or for the answers to the most common questions.NutritionCalories: 358kcal | Carbohydrates: 24g | Protein: 14g | Fat: 23g | Sodium: 565mg | Fiber: 1g | Sugar: 4g

At WWDC 2025, Apple previewed macOS Tahoe 26, its upcoming operating system update for Macs, and the last software to support Intel models. Among the new features users will get this fall are a revamped design, an all-new Safari, and a long-awaited Phone app.Here's how Apple describes the Phone app on macOS Tahoe: "Make and take calls with a click. Conveniently access your synced content like Recents, Contacts, and Voicemail and enjoy the familiar features fromiPhone." Users will also be able to manage unwanted calls and have Hold Assist help out while waiting for a live agent to pick up the call.While it has been possible to pick up calls and use FaceTime on the Mac for ages, having Apple introduce a proper Phone app on macOS Tahoe makes me think the company is considering the release of cellular Macs, and this isn't as crazy of an idea as it sounds.Is Apple planning cellular Macs?The first reason to believe a cellular Mac is in the works is the upcoming Phone app. While Apple also added the app to the iPad, it's important to highlight that it's still impossible to use the iPad's eSIM to make calls on its own as of iPadOS 26 beta 1.Another reason that could indicate this long-requested feature is coming to Macs is the fact that Apple now makes its own 5G modems. While the company's C1 chip underperforms Qualcomm's processors in basically every task, it has proven that it handles battery life and overall performance much better, and the main example here is the new iPhone 16e.While a new 5G modem isn't expected to arrive before 2026, Apple has an ambitious goal to use its proprietary chip in the iPhone 18 lineup. In addition, the iPhone 17 Air is expected to feature Apple's C1, which shows how much the company believes in its homegrown modem. That said, cellular Macs could benefit from this technology as well.The final reason to believe this is coming can be found in a Bloomberg report from a few years back. At the time, Mark Gurman said that Apple's 5G and Wi-Fi modem strategy would be key to delivering a cellular chip to the Mac: The real test will be whether Apple can successfully apply its do-it-yourself approach to new areas. That includes building its own cellular modem, a component thats now expected to be ready around 2026. The company will then probably need two or three additional years to get that chip inside cellular versions of the Apple Watch and iPad and the Mac, once the part is integrated into the companys system-on-a-chip.Here's why a cellular Mac makes senseIf that evidence isn't enough, it's important to highlight that Apple has been able to greatly improve the MacBook's battery life over the past few years. The latest M4 MacBook models can match the battery life of previous 16-inch models, which is impressive.It's also worth noting that with the company positioning the MacBook Pro as a powerful device you should always have with you, plus the recent nano-texture display improving usability outdoors, it would be only natural if Apple's laptop had a 5G connection, allowing users to work anywhere without needing an iPhone as a personal hotspot.In my experience, turning on Personal Hotspot is a great way to watch both your Mac and iPhone battery drain rapidly at the same time. That said, Apple's proprietary 5G modem could be the perfect solution to resolve this issue on future MacBook models.Finally, it's possible that this cellular version comes rather sooner than later. After all, a redesign of the MacBook Pro is expected by 2026. With a new OLED display, another big leap could be the addition of cellular capabilities, taking the Mac to a whole new level.Don't Miss: 5 best macOS Tahoe 26 features: Spotlight, Game Overlay, and moreThe post macOS Tahoe might be Apples latest hint at cellular Macs appeared first on BGR.

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