
This French onion dip blends caramelized sweet onions with a mix of zesty sour cream and Greek yogurt. It's amazing when paired with chips, fresh veggies or your favorite crackers - folks won't stop dipping!
Velvety and Rich
When those slowly simmered onions blend into the creamy mixture, something wonderful happens. All the fresh herbs and spices make it unforgettable. I bring this tasty dip to every party.
Your Ingredients
- Avocado Oil: 2 tbsp though any mild oil can work
- Onions: 2-3 medium cut to make 3 cups
- Garlic: 2-3 cloves finely chopped
- Sour Cream: 1 cup gives creaminess
- Greek Yogurt: ½ cup for extra zip
- Worcestershire: ½ tsp adds complexity
- Seasonings: Onion powder salt pepper
- Fresh Herbs: Chives and parsley
- Everything Bagel Seasoning: Can sprinkle on top if wanted
Let's Cook
- Brown Your Onions
- Start with high heat for 5 minutes then drop to medium for 45 minutes keep stirring add splashes of water when needed
- Boost the Taste
- Mix in garlic during final minutes
- Let it Rest
- Scrape pan bottom with liquid let everything cool for 15 minutes
- Combine Everything
- Stir together onions yogurt cream herbs spices keep some onions aside
- Ready to Eat
- Enjoy immediately or refrigerate first top with the saved onions

Crowd-Pleasing Snack
This dip turns any get-together into something memorable. The combo of sweet onions, smooth base and garden-fresh herbs really works magic. Put it out with some truffle chips, raw veggies or crackers and watch it vanish fast.
Recipe FAQs
- → Why are my onions not caramelizing faster?
Carmelizing onions slowly makes them sweet and rich. Stick to low heat and give it time—you can't rush good flavor!
- → Is it okay to prep this in advance?
Definitely! In fact, it tastes even better after a day. Store it in the fridge for up to five days.
- → Which type of onions are best?
Yellow or white onions work great here. Sweet varieties like Vidalia are good too, but they might cook a bit quicker.
- → Can I make a healthier version?
Swap out the sour cream for Greek yogurt entirely. It lightens it up and still brings a nice tang to the dip.
- → What’s the purpose of deglazing?
Deglazing lifts all the stuck-on, browned bits from the pan and adds extra richness to your dip.