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Super easy Spicy Skillet Linguica Queso Dip takes just 4 main ingredients and under 15 minutes with all real food! No fake cheese, tons of flavor!
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Spicy Skillet Linguica Queso Dip
It’s only January- but it’s time to start planning for the biggest day of the year in a lot of households. No, I’m not talking Christmas, Easter, or any other holiday- I am talking big game time! It will soon be football playoff season, and then time for the biggest game of them all, and that often means figuring out delicious, full of guilt, cheesy, rich, spicy, foods to bring to parties and tailgates.
My guilty pleasure every year? QUESO. Seriously. If it was acceptable in society (or by my waistline), I’d drink queso instead of water. I’d wash down salty pork parts with a big, giant glass of cheesy goodness. I literally love queso that much!
I love this recipe just because of how easy it is – and free of preservatives! It’s based all on real foods- no fake cheese or velveeta.
This is one of the most delicious big game appetizers ever- and it is so easy!
While there are a couple ingredients listed as garnish, the actual dip is just four ingredients – and just one pan for this delicious appetizer!
This stuff is SO good- it is addictive and I can’t stop eating it! It’s really delicious on tostadas and in tacos and quesadillas as well. I love how stretchy and creamy this dip is – and how it’s free of preservatives and fake cheese. It’s fresh and delicious, and so easy!
How to make Spicy Skillet Linguica Queso Dip
First you will want to assemble the following ingredients:
- Linguica sausage – this delicious sausage will need the casing removed
- Green chile sauce – this is the heat to the queso. I use 505 honey roasted green chile sauce.
- Cacique enchilada cheese – this flavored cheese is perfect for this recipe. You can also use queso fresco.
- Mozzarella– you can also use the fiesta blend or cheddar cheese. Mozzarella will make a stringier queso.
- Creama Mexicana – this is a Mexican style sour cream but you can use regular sour cream or whole milk plain yogurt.
- Tomato – this needs to be diced to garnish
- Green onions – these add a fresh garnish
Once you have assembled the ingredient use this method
Cook sausage. In a large skillet brown the sausage.
Add Cheese. IN the same skillet add the cheese and green chile sauce. You will need to mix well and evenly to keep it from burning on the bottom. Add the mozzarella at the end, stir well.
Garnish. Once everything is melted add the green onions, tomatoes, and crema mexicana to the top. Enjoy by yourself or share with friends!
Tips and Tricks for Perfect Spicy Skillet Queso
Keep it in a mini slow cooker. One of the best ways to keep the desired consistency to your queso during a party of get together is to keep it in a mini slow cooker such as this one. Or keep it in a fondue pot.
Turn up the heat. You can add more heat by adding some fresh jalapenos to your dip or more green chili sauce – yum!
FAQs
You will want to store the queso in a sealed container for 3-4 days. When reheating you may need to add a dash of milk to get the desired consistency back.
To make this vegetarian simply omit the linguica sausage, you can substitute some cooked vegetables if you would like.
If you are trying to get a smoky flavor you can add some chipotles in adobo sauce.
More Delicious Dips
Whether you’re having a party or just a delicious snack, try these other fan favorite dips!
Try these Tex Mex recipes:
I have a few queso recipes here on the site- an easy cheeseburger dip, two ingredient crack dip, and green chile skillet queso.
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Spicy Skillet Linguica Queso Dip
Equipment
Ingredients
- 6 oz linguica sausage, casing removed
- 8 oz green chile sauce, I use 505 honey roasted green chile sauce
- 1 package cacique enchilada cheese, cut into small 1/2″ cubes
- ½ cup shredded mozzarella, fiesta blend, or cheddar cheese
- ½ tbsp crema mexicana
- 1 diced tomato, to garnish
- Diced green onions, to garnish
Instructions
- In a large, nonstick pan, heat linguica sausage, crumbling as it browns.
- When sausage is fully cooked, add cubes of enchilada cheese and green chile sauce.
- Stir well to help cheese melt evenly and mix without burning.
- Add in shredded mozzarella, stir well.
- When queso is fully mixed, Top with green onions, diced tomatoes, and crema mexicana.
Nutrition
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.
This looks insanely good! I can’t wait to try it – maybe game day!! Thanks so much for sharing this with us at Throwback Thursday! I’m looking forward to what you’ll have next week! 🙂
Mollie
This looks delicious! Added to my round up today for Dream Create Inspire. Thanks for linking up!
Yum your Queso looks awesome. Love queso.. Pinned! Thanks for sharing with us at Throwback Thursday. Can’t wait to see what goodness you bring this Thursday.
Oh my word this looks amazing! Seriously!! Saying hi from the Creative Muster link party, and just to make sure I don´t miss your recipes, I followed you on your social media channels too 🙂
Oh heavens have mercy…this looks incredible. Queso is a guilty pleasure of mine as well 🙂
It is SO easy! I could make it everyday for every meal, lol. 😉