The recipe as presented leaves one ingredient unspecified in the available source material — a detail that would determine the exact final version. For those planning to serve it, the one confirmed variable within the cook’s control is the chilling time: the longer the dip rests before serving, the more developed the flavor. Whether it appears at a summer cookout or a winter holiday table, the bowl will likely need refilling.
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