
Mix the Base
Stir the mayonnaise, most of the Parmesan, garlic, and black pepper together until smooth and creamy.

This dip comes out of the oven with golden edges and a soft, creamy middle. Tomato keeps the rich artichoke and Parmesan filling from feeling too heavy.
This Artichoke Dip is the kind of appetizer that earns its spot on the table because it asks for very little and gives back a lot. The Parmesan and mayonnaise bake into a rich, creamy base while the artichokes and tomato keep it from feeling too heavy. Serve it warm with crackers, chips, or toasted bread and don’t be surprised when people keep circling back for one more bite.

Hot dips like this are just the thing when company is coming and I want something ready before supper. I like this one because it can be stirred together ahead of time and baked when people start arriving. Use plain artichoke hearts, not marinated ones, or the flavor gets too sharp. For a long evening, I keep it warm in a small crockpot and set out fresh crackers as needed.

Stir the mayonnaise, most of the Parmesan, garlic, and black pepper together until smooth and creamy.

Fold in the well-drained artichoke hearts and blotted tomato until every scoop will contain a little of each.

Spread the dip into a shallow baking dish, sprinkle the remaining Parmesan over the surface, and bake until hot, bubbling, and lightly golden.
Let the dip stand for 5 minutes, then serve it warm with crackers, pita chips, toasted bread, or crisp vegetables.

This dip comes out of the oven with golden edges and a soft, creamy middle. Tomato keeps the rich artichoke and Parmesan filling from feeling too heavy.
Scaling note: Scaling is withheld until recipe-specific quantities, method safety, and instruction synchronization are verified.
About 3 cups — Serving size: about ⅓ cup
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