6 Recipes That Feature the Tangy Richness of Sour Cream

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Photo credit: Rachael Ray Show Aired June 07, 2016

Need to punch up a dish? Adding sour cream will give it that certain something to take it to the next level.

No. 1: Chipotle Chicken Nacho Casserole

Chipotle Chicken Nacho Casserole

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Who doesn’t love nachos? Rachael “tiles” her chips, smoky chipotle rotisserie chicken, and cheese so that the ingredients are well distributed, heats, and then tops with salsa, jalapenos and sour cream. Nothing wrong with any of that.

No. 2: BLTA Dip

Ryan Scott’s BLTA Dip

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This dip will be a home run at any time of year, but especially during baseball season!

No. 3: Nachos Rellenos

Nachos Rellenos

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This deliciously decadent, but not-all-that-bad-for-you, recipe can be made in 30 minutes! Rach calls it a fakeout, because she lightens it up.

No. 4: Cinnamon Roll Pound Cake

The Most Delicious Cinnamon Roll Cake You'll Make This Holiday

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This delicious sour cream pound cake is topped off with a liberal drizzle of icing.

No. 5: Curtis Stone’s Mulita-Style Quesadillas

Curtis Stone’s Mulita-Style Quesadillas

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These quesadillas are stuffed with chicken and lots of cheese, and can be eaten taco style with pico de gallo and sour cream.

No. 6: Steakhouse Mac and Cheese

3 Ways to Top Your Macaroni And Cheese

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Richard Blais starts with his basic, no-fail mac and cheese recipe, then mixes in chopped leftover steak, horseradish, bacon bits, cheese, sour cream and leftover creamed spinach. He then tops it with breadcrumbs and potato chips.

Which one of these do you want to make first? Tell us below!

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