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Fighting over the dip is a thing of the past with these individual Kids Thanksgiving Snacks filled with hummus and garlicky dill dip. Even adults will love these adorable bowls.

Three bowls of dip are decorated with vegetables and breadsticks arranged to resemble turkeys with carrots, peppers, and candy eyes.
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Fill them with carrots, red peppers, and breadsticks as I’ve done, or use any vegetables, cheese, pita bread, or even chicken nuggets. They are a great way to personalize what you serve and keep all the kids happy. 

Heart-shaped bowl of dip decorated with vegetables and breadsticks to resemble a turkey using sliced peppers as feathers, carrot pieces for the beak and wattle.

Adjust the size by using big or small bowls – you can even make one large sharing-size bowl. Enjoy!

Recipe Tip

To save time and cookie cutters you might not have, cut the red pepper and carrots into long batons instead of feathers.

Three bowls of dip are decorated with vegetables and breadsticks arranged to resemble turkeys with carrots, peppers, and candy eyes.
Servings: 3 people

Kids Thanksgiving Snacks

Charming individual turkey snack pots with creamy hummus and dill dip. Great for the kids (and adults that are kids at heart).
Prep: 45 minutes
Cook: 0 minutes
Total: 45 minutes
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Ingredients 

  • 6 tablespoons hummus

Dill dip

  • 500 grams sour cream, creme fraiche
  • 3 teaspoons onion powder
  • 5 teaspoons dried dill powder, or fresh dill
  • 1 teaspoon sea salt
  • 1/2 tsp white pepper
  • 1 clove garlic, minced

Turkey crudité

  • 15 breadsticks
  • 1 red pepper
  • 2 carrots
  • 6 candy eyes

Instructions 

  • Mix the sour cream (creme fraiche) with sea salt, white pepper, onion powder, dill powder, and garlic.
  • Fill the dip and hummus into separate bowls.
  • Slice a carrot and use the flower cutter to shape the turkey’s feet. Trim the flower into a rounded shape with the round cutter.
  • Cut carrot slices and red pepper into feathers using the large petal-shaped cutter. You can use the same cutter to make smaller feathers, too.
  • Trim the turkey’s wattle (the red flap by the mouth) out of red pepper.
  • Cut a triangle for the beak out of carrot.
  • Top the bowls with breadsticks, carrot and red pepper feathers.
  • Add on candy eyes (or make eyes out of cucumber peel and a metal straw)
  • Arrange the beak, the wattle and the feet.
  • Serve.

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