Warm Fig and Prosciutto Goat Cheese Dip is like a cheese board in dippable form. Serve this easy cream cheese dip recipe for any occasion!

warm fig and prosciutto goat cheese dip in a baking dish

If you’re ever in need of an easy, 10 minute dip recipe that tastes like a charcuterie board with none of the work — I’ve got you covered with Warm Fig and Prosciutto Goat Cheese Dip.

The combination of sweet and savory flavors in this creamy, cheesy dip are so craveable, and simple to make, too!

Watch How to Make It!

Easy Warm Goat Cheese Dip

This goat cheese dip is a riff on my Fig and Prosciutto Rollups, and we like it better because our marriage isn’t put on the line every time we make it together. I say this because we inevtibly find ourselves wildly assembling the rollups 5 minutes before leaving for whatever party we’re taking them to in a rather unfriendly manner:

Me: Umm, can you spread goat cheese faster? We’re going to be late. (I HATE being late.)

Him: UMMMM can YOU stop eating all the prosciutto? We’ll have nothing left to take to the party! 

Stare off ensues.

a crunchy cracker dipping into a baking dish of warm fig and prosciutto goat cheese dip

That is to say, compared to spreading softened goat cheese and fig jam onto rapidly disappearing prosciutto slices, this warm baked dip is a breeze. Fold softened goat cheese and cream cheese with chopped prosciutto then spread into a baking dish. Dollop with fig jam then bake for 10 minutes and top with chopped pistachios. Easy, right?

Like a cheese plate in dip form. Cheesy, sweet, and savory – so good!

Not only is Warm Fig and Prosciutto Goat Cheese Dip great to set out for family and friends at home, but it’s best served warm vs piping hot so it travels well. Slap some foil on that baby and become the guest with the best appetizer at the next party or holiday potluck you attend.

a spoon scooping into a baking dish of warm fig and prosciutto goat cheese dip
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How to Make This Recipe

Start by adding softened goat cheese (chevre) and softened 1/3 less fat cream cheese to the bowl of a food processor or in a medium-sized bowl. Process until smooth or use beaters to whip the cheeses together.

Scoop the whipped cheeses into a bowl if you used a food processor then fold in chopped prosciutto. La Quercia is my go-to prosciutto for pairing with cheese and crackers but you save yourself a few bucks and go with a less expensive brand for this recipe since it’s mixed into the dip.

Scoop the cheese and prosciutto mixture into the bottom of a 9″x7″x2″ baking dish (or any similar sized baking dish – a pie pan works great too) then spread fig jam on top.

fig jam spread over goat cheese in a baking dish

Bake the dip for 8-10 minutes then sprinkle chopped pistachios on top and serve with crackers. So easy, right? I hope you love this delicious, sweet and savory dip — enjoy!

pistachio topped warm fig and prosciutto goat cheese dip

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Warm Fig and Prosciutto Goat Cheese Dip

4.8 from 12 votes

by Kristin Porter

Prep: 15 minutes
Cook: 10 minutes
Total: 25 minutes
Servings: 12
Warm Fig and Prosciutto Goat Cheese Dip is like a cheese board in dippable form. Serve this easy cream cheese dip recipe for any occasion!

Ingredients

  • 8 oz goat cheese, softened to room temperature
  • 4 oz 1/3 less-fat cream cheese, softened to room temperature
  • 3 — 4 oz prosciutto, chopped
  • 1 cup fig jam
  • 2 Tablespoons chopped pistachios
  • Crackers, for dipping

Directions 

  • Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. Combine goat cheese and cream cheese in a medium-sized bowl or food processor then whip with beaters or process until smooth. Scoop into a bowl if using a food processor then fold in the chopped prosciutto.
  • Spread the mixture into a 9"x7"x2" baking dish (or similar sized dish – a pie pan also works) then spread the fig jam on top. Bake for 8-10 minutes or until warmed through, then sprinkle chopped pistachios on top and serve with crackers. This dip is best warm or even room temperature vs piping hot.

Notes

  • Prosciutto packages commonly come in either 3oz or 4oz sizes – either quantity is fine in this recipe.

Nutrition

Calories: 157kcal, Carbohydrates: 14g, Protein: 5g, Fat: 9g, Saturated Fat: 5g, Polyunsaturated Fat: 1g, Monounsaturated Fat: 3g, Trans Fat: 0.01g, Cholesterol: 18mg, Sodium: 156mg, Potassium: 69mg, Fiber: 0.3g, Sugar: 10g, Vitamin A: 255IU, Vitamin C: 2mg, Calcium: 46mg, Iron: 1mg

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91 Comments

  1. Kate says:

    What happened to the 5 layer baked hummus dip recipe? I saved the link years ago but when I click on it I am directed to this fig dip recipe.

    1. Kristin Porter says:

      Hi Kate! I’ll email it to you!

  2. Jean Tyler says:

    I made this for a gathering of friends and it was postponed a week due to weather. Can I freeze or refrigerate for a week then reheat?

    1. Kristin Porter says:

      You could try freezing then thawing in the refrigerator. That should be fine!

  3. Lisa McN says:

    Would this taste good still using Neufchatel cheese instead of cream cheese?

    1. Kristin Porter says:

      Hi Lisa! You bet!

  4. Christiana says:

    Looking forward to trying this recipe this weekend. Has anyone tried preparing the dip in advance and then baking just before serving? Would this work? Busy weekend hosting a group so would be nice to prepare a day or two before…

    Thanks,
    Christiana

    1. Kristin Porter says:

      Hi Christina! You should be fine to assemble them ahead of time — I’d let the baking pans sit out for at least 30 minutes ahead of time so you can still count on that quick baking time in the oven!

  5. Angelique says:

    What would be the best substitute for the fig spread?

    1. Kristin says:

      I think apricot preserves would be a great pairing with the prosciutto!

  6. Sue says:

    5 stars
    I made this for Christmas Day and everyone flipped for it! I will definitely be making this again!

    1. Kristin says:

      Awesome!! I’m so glad it was a hit with everyone, Sue! Thank you so much for your feedback and recipe rating!

  7. Evelyn says:

    How many people does this dip serve?

    1. Kristin says:

      Depends on how hungry everyone is. ;) Usually 6-10.

  8. Michelle says:

    Hi! Sounds delicious! What is your favorite gluten free cracker for this dip?

    1. Kristin Porter says:

      Hi Michelle! I really like Crunchmaster crackers, Simple Mills Almond Crackers. :)

  9. Mimi says:

    Kristen, fabulous recipe. It’s always a real hit.
    I just thought I’d share that I bake the prosciutto until crispy and crumble it over the top with the pistachios. My family likes that you can taste the prosciutto more this way.
    Another great recipe from my favorite gal!

    1. Sue says:

      Crisping the prosciutto and putting on top sounds great! Will definitely try that next time!

    2. Kristin Porter says:

      Oh I love that idea, Mimi! Another great layer of flavor and texture — thank you so much for sharing!

  10. Heather H. says:

    5 stars
    I made this for a holiday party last night. It was delicious and gone in a flash. I left the room and came back and there was just a little tiny bit of it remaining in the pan. So good! I can’t wait to make it again! I used an orange fig spread and the little bit of citrus added a delicious note. I woke up thinking about this dip (probably dreamed about it too!)

    1. Kristin says:

      So, so glad it was a hit, Heather! The citrus spin sounds divine!