Last minute Dip for a bbq

• My mother was throwing a bbq birthday party for my step-dad and a close family friend. She asked that everyone bring their favorite steak, and a side. I was having trouble deciding what to bring since veggies, salad, potatoes, and dessert were covered. The lovely ladies of the "What's Cooking" board on the nest gave me great ideas, but I decided to wing a dip recipe.
  
  I went to the grocery store and bought a couple of red peppers, fresh basil, cream cheese and Italian blend shredded cheese. I thought I would throw this together with some other ingredients and make a dip. Instead of chips for dipping, I wanted to do something a little different. I got the idea to do a fried farfalle from a restaurant called Copeland's.
  It all came together quite nicely, and we had a blast at the party! Happy Birthday Daddy!!!
  
  Roasted Red Pepper Dip
  
  2 Roasted red peppers
  3 roasted cloves of garlic
  1/2 C. Mayo
  1 block plus 3oz. of cream cheese softened (I used a little square of the Philadelphia brand)
  3 Tbs. Fresh basil cut into a chiffonade
  1/2 tsp. red pepper flakes
  1 tsp. dried minced onion
  olive oil
  salt and pepper
  1/2 cup-1 cup Italian blend cheese
  
  Preheat oven to 375
  Roughly chop red peppers. Arrange on foil lined baking sheet and add garlic cloves in their skin. Add about 2-3 tbs. olive oil and add salt and pepper. Toss a bit to coat. Roast in oven for 20-25 minutes.
  
  While peppers and garlic are roasting, combine cream cheese, mayo, minced onion and basil together in a bowl. When peppers and garlic are done roasting transfer to processor and process until you have a puree.
  
  Add to cream cheese mixture and toss in 1/2 to 1 cup of Italian blend cheese. Bake in oven (375) for 15 minutes.
  
  Fried Farfalle
  
  1 lb. farfalle
  2 cups bread crumbs
  3 eggs
  splash of milk
  Oil for frying
  
  Boil pasta according to package directions. Let cool. Combine eggs and milk and whisk together. Dip pasta in egg, then bread crumbs. Over medium high heat in a large skillet with 2" sides fry in oil until golden.