This recipe is part of a paid partnership with Reese Specialty Foods and Wellington Crackers. As always, all thoughts and opinions are all my own. Thank you for supporting the brands that make Gathered At My Table possible!

Happy Monday from me and a brand new savory recipe here on the blog! A few weeks ago, I took a poll on Instagram to see if you guys would be interested in the very occasional, non-baked good recipe making an appearance on the blog and the answer was a resounding YES (like 100% yes responses). I hear you! When sharing savory recipes with you, I definitely like to stick the category that I like to call “fun food”. Fun food includes any party food (tiny tapas, appetizers, etc), anything I can dip bread or crackers into (like today’s goat cheese and roasted artichoke dip), a collection of meats and cheeses artfully arranged on a board (like this mediterranean snack board or this classic charcuterie board), and of course, cocktails. And this goat cheese and roasted artichoke dip that I created with Reese Specialty Foods and Wellington Crackers is most-definitely a very fun food.

The inspiration for this dip came from where all good inspiration comes from…TikTok. Remember that baked feta pasta dish that everyone made in February? I thought it a version of it could make a really great dip and turns out, I was right. To make this dip, grape tomatoes and artichoke hearts get roasted alongside garlic and olive oil until they are blistered and soft. Then goat cheese, cream cheese, sour cream, parmesan or asiago, and a handful of herbs are mixed until smooth, half of the tomatoes and artichoke hearts are stirred in, and the whole thing is baked until hot and bubbly. Top with all the leftover tomatoes and artichokes and serve with Wellington Crackers and white wine and you have yourself a very fun food.

The best thing about this recipe is its versatility. It can easily be tweaked to fit the ingredients that you have on hand. Sour cream can be subbed with plain yogurt or even ricotta cheese. You can use a sampling of any soft herbs that you like—parsley, basil, oregano, thyme. The asiago cheese can be switched out for parm, and you can even add mix-ins like lump crab meat, handfuls of spinach, or roasted mushrooms. And, in case you were wondering, the leftover dip also makes a great last-minute pasta sauce.