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How do you make Taco Bell's Crunchwrap even better? Add a cheeseburger in front 🍔00:00 Intro00:36 Cooking bacon1:16 Adding in onion1:43 Adding in the beef2:.
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Hey all, we're here for one reason - to make your food life better. And to entertain you - ok, so I guess that's two reasons. In any case, if you love food that's big in taste but small in.
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A - that's my personal opinion, and B - it also happens to be true (according to me) But seriously, it's a little chunky…has a little smoke & heat from the c.
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Directions. Put the avo meat (weird huh) in a bowl with the onion, cilantro, chipotle and juice of 1/2 the lime. Mix well to combine, taste for salt then form into small balls and put on a plate lined with parchment - freeze at least 2 hours. Fill a pot or cast iron pan with a couple inches of oil and heat to 360 degrees.
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1. Melt the butter in a small skillet, add the jalapeños, and cook over medium heat until softened, about five minutes. Remove from the heat and set aside. 2. Combine the beef and brisket in a medium bowl, mix together gently, and shape into four balls.3. Cook, smashing down, seasoning with salt and pepper, and adding the cheese when you flip.
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Directions. Halve avocados lengthwise and remove pit. Scoop out flesh (what else do you call it?) with a large spoon into a bowl and mash up a bit. I said "a bit" - not into paste. Add diced tomato, onion, lime juice, minced chipotle and cilantro - blend all into a beautifully chunky mixture. Season to taste with salt.
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Steps. Spoon out avo flesh and put in a small bowl; Mash a bit with the back of a fork - but not too much; Add salsa, bacon, chipotle pepper and lime juice
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What's not to like? The BEST chunky guacamole, coated in tortilla chips and then deep fried to perfection. If you don't like this.you got issues man 🤷🏻♂.
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Either put everything into a food processor and process until fairly smooth, or. Hand chop everything, pout into a bowl and mix. Either way it'll be delicious - so use it on everything. Makes about 1 cup - Thank you Argentina! This is so delicious on any kind of grilled meat, poultry, vegetables whatever. Even just to use for dipping grilled.
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Ingredients. 2 ripe avocados; 1/2 medium tomato, seeded and diced; 1/4 medium white onion, diced; Juice from 1 lime; 1 canned Chipotle, minced (just one, not one can)
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I'm Sam The Cooking Guy. I'm just a regular guy, using regular words showing how to cook easy, great food… "food that's 'big in taste but small in effort.'. A handful of ingredients and a few steps - that's it. This is a cooking show "for the rest of us," I like to say.