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Showing posts with label mexican. Show all posts

Sunday, September 11, 2011

Anything for love "huevos" rancheros


If you have a partner you have been where I was this morning. Dreaming from the night before about using my texmex left overs for my very first attempt at Huevos Rancheros. Getting up I asked "TheHusband" if he would like a cheese omelette and got a resounding "yes" so bounced (as much as an 8 months pregnant lady can) off into the kitchen to make our respective breakfasts. I open the carton of eggs only to discover 2 lonely eggs staring back at me.

What do I do? Tell make TheHusband porridge and hope he forgets he was offered eggs, or give up on my breakfast fantasies? As you may have guessed from the title of this post I chose to forfeit the eggs. I however do not regret it as my breakfast was delicious (and ultimately way too much for me anyway)

Add to taste Rancheros plated

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Mexico meets Italy - A recipe

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Do you know what this is:

Shall I tell you?

Its what I termed "Nachos Lasagne"

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What you need:
For the mince layer
1kg mince
1 onion
1 carrot
1 large celery stick
Cayenne pepper
Paprika
3 cloves of garlic
White pepper and salt to taste

For the cheese layer
2 tubs chunky cottage cheese
1 tin mexican style tomatoes
½ small tub plain yoghurt
1½ circles of feta
1-2 tbs milk

For the rest of the layers
JalapeƱos
1 bag Nachos Grande
½ bag grated cheddar
½ bag grated mozzarella

What to do:

Put the carrot, onion and celery in a food processor so its chopped very small. Fry it off in a little bit of sunflower oil. Add the mince and continue frying till almost cooked. Add garlic, spices and seasoning and cook for a bit longer until mince is fully cooked. Take off the heat.

Mix together all the cheese layer ingredients adding the milk until you get a nice consistency

Layer:

Start with a layer of cheesyness, followed by nachos and then mince. Top the mince with JalapeƱos and repeat. I managed 2 layers in my baking dish. The last 2 layers must be nachos followed by cheese. Put in a hot oven for about 5 minutes then under the grill till brown and bubbly.

Enjoy!