I compared The Pioneer Woman's and Joanna Gaines' Buffalo chicken dips. Only one was good enough for game day.
A comparative review of Buffalo chicken dip recipes from celebrity chefs Joanna Gaines and Ree Drummond highlights differences in flavor and preparation. The reviewer concludes that Drummond's recipe is superior for social gatherings due to its richer ingredient profile.
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The Pioneer Woman's recipe for Buffalo chicken dip was super creamy thanks to the addition of ranch, while I thought Joanna Gaines' was underwhelming. Christopher Willard/Disney via Getty Images; Erin McDowell/Business Insider; Nathan Congleton/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images I made two different celebrity-chef recipes for Buffalo chicken dip. The Pioneer Woman's recipe was super creamy, thanks to the addition of ranch. I thought Joanna Gaines' recipe for Buffalo chicken dip lacked flavor. Football season is officially back, and nothing says "game day" like a tangy, creamy Buffalo chicken dip with a side of chips. I tried two Buffalo chicken dip recipes from celebrity chefs to see which was the crowd-pleaser. I made recipes from Joanna Gaines and Ree Drummond, also known as The Pioneer Woman. Gaines and Drummond, both Southern chefs, have gained fame — and fortune — for their family-friendly, comfort-food recipes.
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