Shakshuka Market Sample Dip in a glass bowl with corn fritters on a layer of papertowels

Market Sample Dip From Lex's Pantry

Alexandra Clark

We didn't plan for this to happen, but once we started sharing samples of our spices at markets every week, the demand for From Lex's Spices Market Sample dips grew! Other vendors show up looking for a little sample just for the dip!

With so many people asking us how to make this at home themselves, it seemed foolish not to just share the recipe with you here! 

This dip is more than just a tasty treat—it’s a versatile, easy-to-make flavor booster that works beautifully with any of our spice blends. Whether you’re looking for a quick snack, a sandwich spread, or a simple way to elevate your meals, this recipe fits the bill. Dive into the recipe and discover all the delicious possibilities!

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4 comments

Hi Mary,
all of our spice blends are vegan, so we don’t have anything like a Chicken Broth powder or seasoning. There are more and more bone broth companies popping up at markets around here, so it’s worth checking out your own local area.
Sorry I can’t be more help

Lex - From Lex's Pantry

I used the Epicure chicken broth seasoning a lot. Do you have anything like that?

Mary Neuman

hi Lisa,
sorry about the confusion with my notation. It is not a typo, it’s a restaurant kitchen notation that I grew up with.
Here is the legend
T = Tablespoon
t = teaspoon

So in this recipe, it’s:
2 Tablespoons of Mayo
2 Tablespoons of Sour Cream
1.5 teaspoons of spice blend.

Another way to look at it, and make it with ANY measure is to use ratios:
4 mayo + 4 sour cream + 1 spice = market sample dip.

That way you can use any spoon you have available. Just measure the spice first so the bag doesn’t get gloopy.

Lex - From Lex's Pantry

When using your spice for a dip, recipe calls for T’s of mix,mayo, sour cream. Teaspoon or tablespoon of each??

Lisa

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