"Taco Tuesday on a Tuesday"....... My sis and I used to say this at college when we went out for taco's. Now we have taco night at home and love it. We call it a fiesta and add a wide variety of fixings to the taco's.
Ingredients
- 1/2 Cup Shredded Lettuce
- Can green and black olives
- 1 Onion
- 2 C shredded cheese
- Can re fried beans
- 1 Pound browned ground beef
- 1 bag taco seasoning
- 1/3 c water
- Taco Shells and Tortilla's
- 2 C tomatoes
- 1 C sour cream
- Peach or Mango Salsa
- Brown the burger, drain and add seasoning and water. Heat while chopping the veggies.
- Chop all Vegetables
- Warm Taco's in oven for five minutes
- Drain all olive cans
- Dollop sour cream in bowl
- Use Taco holder as shown in my picture above and below if you have one. (if not, use bowls for all)
Fill taco with cheese, burger, veggies and fix ins. Enjoy
Love this, Laura! What a cozy taco night and it must have been so yummy! Next Tuesday, I'll actually post my dinner like you did. Nice!
ReplyDeleteI made tacos tonight - first time in years. Didn't have any beans, but I still enjoyed them.
ReplyDeletebeachlover
ReplyDeleteIt was cozy and yummy. Can't wait to see your post.
sjerZGirl
ReplyDeleteHa, funny you made taco's too. Refried beans is a nice touch.
Laura
We have tacos frequently, however, over the years, our "tacos" have mutated into something different. LOL We like the flour tortillas with the taco fixin's. My husband loads and folds in half. I load mine and fold/roll like a burrito. I was surprised to see mango or peach salsa in your list of ingredients. I have never had either one. I make my own salsa which is always with tomatoes, onions and other goodies, but lately, I have been experimenting with different ingredients. One of the things I added to a salsa recently was reconstituted pablano peppers. I think I spelled that wrong...LOL They are dried chili peppers from the Mexican food section. I am amazed at the change in flavor. I will be cooking with these peppers a lot more.
ReplyDeleteFunny that my husband told me tonight that he wants tacos this week...
Darlene
ReplyDeleteMust try pablano peppers. Are they real hot? Please try mango or peach salsa, it gives it such a great taste.
oh YUMMMY i emailed this to myself!! :) can't wait to have this when i reach my goal (40 lbs) have 20 more to go!!
ReplyDeletePablano peppers are not hot. They are chili peppers and just add a little heat. I made a salsa with tomatoes, onion, cilantro and pablano. The flavor was great! I watched a youtube to learn how to use them. It said to cut them up dry, then reconstitute in hot water. It seemed hard to cut, so the next time, I reconstituted them first, then tried to cut them up. Very messy...I recommend cutting them up while they are dry...LOL
ReplyDeleteDarlene,
ReplyDeleteThanks and so yummy.