Super easy and delicious....
Yep that's the one!
I've got some pizza popper pictures for you, using that recipe. Follow the link & use half the recipe to make 2 (9x13) pans full.
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*I used this recipe for 5 fillets and the fish was plenty flavorful. Gonna have to make this one again real soon! Deeeelish!!
Recipe from The Kitchen.
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for toppings: shredded cheddar cheese, crumbled gorgonzola, avocado, shredded lettuce, green onions, cilantro, ranch dressing.
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*I used the creamy tomatillo dressing I had leftover in the fridge, which is SO tasty, but ranch would have been good to cool off the chicken or maybe a bit of sour cream. I didn't have crumbled gorgonzola, but I'm sure it's good with it!
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*Bring to a boil.
*Puree in a food processor, chopper or blender. Add to the rice that has just come to a boil. Cover pot and simmer for around 15 minutes or until water is absorbed. Take of heat and steam with lid on for additional 2 minutes. Fluff with fork before serving.
*cook in a small pot over medium heat until you smell it. Just 1-2 minutes.
*Add into the pot and heat through.
*Blend all in the blender until smooth. Will keep in the fridge for up to 2 weeks.
PICO DE GALLO
There you have it my friends!! Pile it all on top of some tortilla chips. Sprinkle on some avocado chunks and ENJOY! :)
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Labels: Ground beef, Main Dish
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Labels: Ground beef, Main Dish
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*I cooked mine on high for 3-4 hours and it still turned out nice and tender.
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*I add in an additional 1-2 T. mustard for extra tang. I'm sure you can heat this all up on the stove if you didn't put it in the crock pot earlier in the day. I would just simmer it all for at least 20 minutes after browning the meat. It really tastes great in the crock pot though! It's tender and flavorful.
sloppy joes. slop. sloppy joes.... yum.
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Labels: Crock Pot, Ground beef, Main Dish
I used to always make these with green taco sauce, but this last time I used salsa verde instead and it was SO good!
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*This is a quick meal, but if you make the homemade tortillas it will take a little time. Tortilla recipe below...
DIRECTIONS: *I used my kitchenAid mixer, but this can be done by hand.
*I used bread flour because I'm out of all purpose flour. I rolled it out very thin, but it still made for a thicker tortilla. It was good! Gotta heat it longer in the pan though.
Posted by Torrey at 9:01 AM 0 comments
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*I cooked it on high for almost 3 hours and it was perfect. Tender and tasty! My pickier eater is not a fan of stuffing. We eat it a couple times a year, so he didn't like this dinner much. The rest of us really liked it and I will definitely be making it again soon!
Recipe from Chef in Training.
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*I used Chipotle Mayo. yum!
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Labels: chicken, Main Dish, Sandwich, St. Patrick's Day
*I used 2 1/2 cups chicken (9 chicken tenders). I always just buy a huge pack of frozen chicken tenders because I can cook them up faster than a full chicken breast. Also I never have to trim off the fat because there isn't any on the chicken tenders.
*I only used 2 tortillas per layer. I cut them in half with a pizza cutter and fit one on each side of the pan. I must of had the medium size tortillas...
*There are 3 layers total. You will add around 2 cups of meat mixture for each layer. My hubs requested more tortilla, so I'm gonna add another layer of tortilla next time. Otherwise I think it's perfect as it is! ANJOY! :)
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DIRECTIONS: Heat up the griddle or pan on medium heat. Mix the tuna, mayo, mustard and pickles to taste. Butter the bread. Place on a slice of provolone cheese, tuna mixture and a slice of cheddar cheese for each sandwich. I heat it low and slow, so the cheese gets gooey and for extra crispiness.
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Labels: Ground beef, Main Dish
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*Perfect! The only thing I do differently is I use only ground Turkey meat. Turns out great! I also use whatever tomatoes I have in the pantry. This time I used petite diced tomatoes and tomato sauce. Also, if using dry Parsley you do not need to use a 1/4 cup. Just add 1-2 T or to taste.
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Labels: Ground beef, Main Dish
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Ah-mazing.