At Just Dip Recipes, we’re not here to complicate food. We’re here to bring joy back to your kitchen. Whether you’re a seasoned cook or someone just figuring out how to boil pasta, we believe the process should feel fun, satisfying, and worth coming back to.

We started with dips, but we didn’t stop there. Today, you’ll find everything from weeknight staples to party crowd-pleasers, all built around one thing: real people with real lives.

Recipes That Fit Into Your Day (Not Take Over It)

Every recipe we share is tested with busy schedules in mind. That means fewer steps, fewer dishes, and more wins. You’ll also find practical cooking tips, clever hosting tricks, and ideas to make your next meal feel just a bit more put together, without trying too hard.

We focus on food, lifestyle, and kitchen know-how that make everyday eating more joyful and hosting less stressful.

A Place for Every Kind of Home Cook

Our mission is to help you feel confident and connected to the food you make. Whether you’re cooking for one, feeding picky toddlers, or putting together a dinner party spread, this is your go-to spot for delicious, reliable, and totally doable recipes.

We don’t just want you to cook—we want you to love it.

Meet the Team

Founder

Stef Riley

Dip connoisseur and unapologetic party snacker. I started Just Dip Recipes to bring people together through food that feels both comforting and exciting. I’m all about recipes that make you want to grab seconds (and maybe the whole bowl of dip).

Writer

Alaina Foster

Alaina is the Editor at Just Dip Recipes, bringing 15 years of experience in operations and management to the table. She makes sure every recipe, kitchen tip, and food find is polished, accurate, and ready on time. With her eye for detail and knack for keeping things organized, she helps the site stay consistent and easy to enjoy so readers can focus on discovering new flavors and ideas.

Writer

Camille Ivy

Camille is a writer and a confessed foodie who loves exploring flavors as much as she loves putting words together. When she’s not testing out new recipes or sharing food finds, you’ll find her writing content that connects people, stories, and ideas.