Don't you love seasonal cooking?
Summertime means fresh fruits
Fresh veggies
BLTs!
And fresh flowers from the yard to put on the table
Made Up Mexican Casserole
which is what I'm fixing for tonight's supper.
and it's so easy!
I brown 2 lbs. of ground beef along with some chopped onion
when the ground beef has browned, drain it.
Stir in a package of Taco Seasoning and follow the directions of the back of the package.
After I've done this, I toss in some peppers - whatever's on hand - jalapenos, whatever, then toss in a can of Rotel.
After I've seasoned the meat, I let it cool for a little bit, then spoon the meat into flour tortillas - usually six of them - and place seam side down in a casserole dish.
Whatever seasoned ground beef I have left, I pour over the filled tortillas.
Pour a can of enchillada sauce over the tortillas and top with shredded cheese.
I use a Mexican Cheese mixture and then some extra sharp cheddar. How much? As much as you want!
Bake at 350 until it's bubbly around the edges and the cheese has started browning.
Serve topped with whatever you want - Salsa, onions, lettuce, guacamole, sour cream, etc. etc. etc.
Enjoy!
and it's so easy!
I brown 2 lbs. of ground beef along with some chopped onion
when the ground beef has browned, drain it.
Stir in a package of Taco Seasoning and follow the directions of the back of the package.
After I've done this, I toss in some peppers - whatever's on hand - jalapenos, whatever, then toss in a can of Rotel.
After I've seasoned the meat, I let it cool for a little bit, then spoon the meat into flour tortillas - usually six of them - and place seam side down in a casserole dish.
Whatever seasoned ground beef I have left, I pour over the filled tortillas.
Pour a can of enchillada sauce over the tortillas and top with shredded cheese.
I use a Mexican Cheese mixture and then some extra sharp cheddar. How much? As much as you want!
Bake at 350 until it's bubbly around the edges and the cheese has started browning.
Serve topped with whatever you want - Salsa, onions, lettuce, guacamole, sour cream, etc. etc. etc.
Enjoy!
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