Firefighter
beef enchiladas
My
firefighter and his fellow firefighters have to be some of the best cooks
ever!! I love when my husband decides to
make one of his many meals that they make at the station. Not only are they all very yummy, but most of
them are very inexpensive as well. One
of my favorite meals is his beef enchiladas.
It's a very simple recipe with just a few ingredients and super cheap,
the whole meal cost our family under $15 to make.
This is cheaper than two meals from
McDonald's!!!
Ingredients:
I package
of white corn tortillas
1lb of
ground beef
2 cans of
chili
1 onion
(optional)
1 jalapeno (optional)
1 bag of
shredded cheese
2
packages of taco seasoning
Brown the
meat in a skillet and add the taco seasoning. Follow the instructions on the
back of the package. Then soften the tortillas with a bit of oil on very low
heat. (You do not want to cook the
tortillas just soften them so they don't tear when you roll them up).
Once the
tortilla is soft scoop a spoonful of the meat into the tortilla and roll up.
Place into a large baking dish. Keep
doing this until there is no room left in the baking dish. Next pour the chili on top of all the enchiladas
add cheese onion and jalapeño. Cover and bake in the oven at 350 degrees for
40 minutes. Or until the cheese is melted.
See, easy peasy!!!
Enjoy
with a side of chips and salsa :)
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A few
extra toppings you might also enjoy
Sour cream
Green or
black olives
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