Rotel Famous Queso Pretzel Ring

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Turning your house into a Rotel Famous Queso house is ridiculously easy. Call up the buddies, lead with “I’m making dip” and get the party started! My favorite team was playing over the weekend and I didn’t want to watch it alone. Best way to get the gang over to have a watch party? QUESO!

Turning your house into a Rotel Famous Queso house is ridiculously easy, with this pretzel ring skillet recipe making it the perfect one-pan dip!

I had a little get together to watch our favorite team play, and within minutes, I had this cheesy jalapeno pretzel ring filled with Rotel Famous Queso Dip waiting to be devoured. Serving up this delightfully warm dip had everyone super excited about one thing – The Queso Dip.

Because our team was doing horrible! I mean awful. The only thing that saved the night was good company, and dipping those pretzel bites into that queso dip!

Even if you’re just making a quick dip, without the pretzel ring. It takes no time at all for this one-two punch queso dip to be made. Velveeta Cheese, Rotel Diced tomatoes thrown into a pot and melted down is ready to eat in 10 minutes! Its a staple dip that everyone will enjoy at your get-together, and so versatile if you’re looking to snazz things up too!

Turning your house into a Rotel Famous Queso house is ridiculously easy, with this pretzel ring skillet recipe making it the perfect one-pan dip!

Turning your house into a Rotel Famous Queso house is ridiculously easy, with this pretzel ring skillet recipe making it the perfect one-pan dip!

 

I used some canned bisquits, placed them in a ring in a skillet, then cubed the Velveeta and poured in the rotel to make the famous queso dip in the center. Threw it in the oven and it was all I needed to do.

How easy is that? Its the perfect snack to put together whether its to entertain some friends at your next event.

Or just to enjoy with your family on a lazy Sunday – which are my favorite Sundays!Turning your house into a Rotel Famous Queso house is ridiculously easy, with this pretzel ring skillet recipe making it the perfect one-pan dip!

About halfway through the game the worst thing happened. The dip was gone!! “Dude, can you make some more?” uh… Well I guess its a good thing I had the good old food blogger’s “double batch, in case the first batch isn’t photogenic” quantity!

I got another batch going during the break and we were on to round two. See? Sometimes being a food blogger does have its perks for friends and family!!!

Turning your house into a Rotel Famous Queso house is ridiculously easy, with this pretzel ring skillet recipe making it the perfect one-pan dip!

Thanks to Velveeta and RO*TEL for sponsoring this post! As Always, all opinions are my own!

Rotel Famous Queso Pretzel Ring

Prep Time: 1 minute
Cook Time: 30 minutes
Total Time: 31 minutes
Servings: 8 people
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Ingredients

  • 1 can Original Diced Tomatoes & Green Chilies, undrained 10 oz can
  • 1 package Velveeta®, cut into 1/2-inch cubes 16 oz package
  • 1 can refrigerated biscuits 12 count in a can
  • 1 whole egg
  • 2 tbsp baking soda
  • 3 cups water
  • 1 large jalapeno sliced

Instructions

  • Set oven to 350. While the oven is preheating, bring water and baking soda to a boil. Take refrigerated biscuits from the can, cutting each in half and placing into the pot; about 1 minute
  • take each biscuit from the water into a skillet and place in a ring around the outer part of the skillet. Brush top with egg wash (using the egg, whisked in a small cup with 3 tbsp water) add sliced jalapenos.
  • Take The Velveeta cheese cubes and place in the center of the skillet, pouring RO*TEL diced tomatoes on top. Place in the oven.
  • Cook for about 30 minutes until the bread is nice and brown. Let cool for about 5 minutes. Enjoy!

Notes

Your queso will probably develop a little "skin" on top after its been cooked. just stir it to make sure its all nice and gooey!

Turning your house into a Rotel Famous Queso house is ridiculously easy, with this pretzel ring skillet recipe making it the perfect one-pan dip!

 

 

Derek Campanile
Derek Campanile
I'm an IT professional by day. Home cook for the family by night. Follow my blog for easy to make recipes, how-to's and ideas to gather the family at the dinner table!

14 Comments

  1. Jamala Kim Wallace says:

    Mmm.. this is a perfect “go to” game day dip recipe..

  2. I’ve never had rotel or velveeta, but this pretzel ring is genius!! Total party food!!

  3. Kimberly @ Berly's Kitchen says:

    Rotel was my favorite cheese dip as a kid. I ate way too much of it! Lol! I’ve never seen it served like this. This is really cool and perfect for sharing. 🙂

  4. Tanya Harris says:

    I love love a good dip recipe. Thinking I should throw a watch party just to have an excuse to make this.

  5. This looks amazing!!! I want to make it asap but I will probably make it for my husband on Valentine’s Day 🙂

  6. Sarah Anne Stubbs says:

    Is there anything better than pretzels and queso? I think not!

  7. Elizabeth says:

    Oh heavens! If someone presented me with this I’d think I’d died and gone to heaven! Now, if I could figure out how to not put on weight just looking at the pictures, lol! Definitely a recipe to try when I’ve lost this extra Christmas weight!

  8. When I saw the title and began reading, I thought “how are biscuits pretzels??” but I kept reading and realized why you called them pretzels. GENIUS idea! I definitely have to try this recipe out or just play around with boiling biscuit dough. It sounds amazing!!! Thanks for sharing this perfect recipe.

  9. Wow does this look deadly delicious or what!! Perfect use of a cast iron skillet for sure.

  10. Katrin Nuernberger says:

    Now that what I call a genius snack! Bet this would go down well with a crowd

  11. Lynne Curry says:

    Love your creativity, and you’re way ahead of the game for the upcoming Supersnack weekend. My stomach is grumbling!

  12. Auntie Linda says:

    YUUUM!! Gotta love the Rotel…

  13. Fred Nonterah says:

    Love your pretzel ring recipe, looks delish!

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