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Moe's Famous Queso (Copycat Recipe)


After my dad retired from over 40 years of paper mill management, he did a short stint working at Moe's Southwest Grill before he and my mom moved down here to Maryland. After working a shift, he would often bring home Moe's famous queso and heat up their fresh tortilla chips in the microwave. I started craving Moe's queso, this unique white cheese dip packed an addicting heat that I had never had at any other Mexican restaurant. I started searching the web looking for the best copycat recipe and found the closest replica at Seeded at the Table. I think it's right on the money!

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Here are my go-to recipes for guacamole and restaurant style salsa.
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  1. The Mortgage MasterOctober 15, 2020 at 3:19 PM

    This recipe was spot on and soooo delicious. I followed the receipe to the T. To buy 6 oz. at Moe's you have to spend about $3.50. I have my own batch of queso and only paid 8 bucks for material..that includes leaving over several pickled jalapenos for later. I love this recipe. Very easy and delicious and I feel like a spoiled brat having it right now

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  2. GNGourmetNovember 17, 2020 at 3:58 PM

    Your comment totally made my day! Thank you so much for taking the time to leave one. If you like Chipotle, you should definitely try my Copycat Chipotle Barbacoa recipe.

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  3. AnonymousJuly 30, 2021 at 11:02 PM

    Tried this recipe today and it is delicious! I did diverge from the recipe ever so slightly. First, I added a pinch of salt. Second, instead of microwaving it, I heated it up on the stove over medium heat. I think this results in a creamier sauce, and because microwaves tend to evaporate the water in any dish, I didn't need to add any water at the end. It was the perfect consistency. I tried it without the cumin and it was good, but then I added a pinch and BAM! Perfect.

    The directions didn't mention anything about it, but I did remove the seeds from the jalepenos. I think this resulted in the right amount of heat, but if you want to kick it up a notch, you could throw a pinch of seeds in the dish.

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    1. GNGourmetJuly 31, 2021 at 8:39 AM

      Awesome! Glad you liked the recipe! Thank you so much for taking the time to write a comment!

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