Not exact matches
The vegan cheesy chipotle sauce is out - of - this - world delicious and simple, and if you don't want to bother
with making sweet potato
chips, please give this sauce a try on regular
tortilla chip nachos, I have a feeling you'll really love it:) Wishing everyone peace, health and warmth as we ring in the New Year!
And you don't always have to always eat guacamole
with deep - fried
tortilla chips (although that's still my preferred method of getting guac into my mouth).
In defense of the rice ones from Trader Joe's (AKA Food for Life brand at any other store)-- yes, they break and yes, they
do not behave like a regular
tortilla and are frustrating but WOW
do they make the best quesadillas and if you have a problem
with corn, try cutting them up into
chips and frying them up in an inch of olive oil in a 4 quart pot on the stove — the BEST
tortilla chips that stay crispy and
do not turn stale if you put them in a plastic zippered bag for up to a few (yes few) weeks.
I haven't been happy
with my baked
tortilla and vegetable
chip experiments so far — kale shrank so much it didn't feel like it was worth the work.
Instead, I improvised
with some crushed
tortilla chips from Late July (oh how I love that brand) and they
did the trick.
The flavor is subtle yet delicious, and you can serve this dip
with whole grain
tortilla chips such as I
did, or serve it
with crudités such as carrot and celery sticks alongside small cauliflower and broccoli florets.
My favorite way to enjoy this salsa is
with Hint of Lime
tortilla chips (either Tostitos or Old Dutch), but I bet it would taste great on nachos (add after baking the nachos so the
chips don't get mushy) or alongside your favorite Mexican dish.
Everyone loves nachos
with tortilla chips and cheese, but
did you know you could take the same nacho concept and turn it into a delicious sweet treat that no child can resist?
I don't care all that much for
tortilla chips — so I substituted the
chips with popcorn for that whisper of corn flavor and added texture.
He really misses corn
tortillas and
tortilla chips and so
do I. I will give this a try and make gorilla
chips with them too.
What you really need to
do is throw this guacamole together (like RIGHT NOW right now), make a good margarita to go
with, pull out the
tortilla chips, and get your Mexi - food snacking on.
I didn't have corn
tortillas, so I added cooked brown rice instead and topped
with tortilla chip pieces.
I am always wondering what to
do with the rest of my
tortilla chips - this is inspired, and the colors make this dish an elegant fall meal!
This is the perfect salsa to serve
with tortilla chips, as a side or straight up out of the bowl like I
do it.
I've never made my own
tortilla chips with almond flour, didn't even know you could get such an great texture
with it!
We always eat this soup
with tortilla chips as well... don't even bother
with the spoon.
If you don't have an oven - safe skillet, you can pour the chicken, beans, and vegetables into a baking dish first before topping everything
with tortilla chips and cheese.
I ordered a chicken sandwich
with French fries,
tortilla chips, and extra guacamole to celebrate a job well
done and told the waitress it was for research.
Topping the salad
with tortilla chips is totally optional but if you don't mind eating a small amount of corn, I recommend it to give you that crunchy, authentic guacamole &
chips experience.
My daughter even loves
tortilla chips in one container,
with beans and cheese in others —
do it yourself mini tostadas.
Now go through the «burrito bowl assembly line» and serve up
with the quinoa, roasted veggies, beans, corn, salsa, guacamole, cashew cheese, and cilantro... oh and don't forget the
tortilla chips for dipping!
Breading protein, topping casseroles or binding meatballs and veggie burgers, can be
done with ground gluten - free oats, crushed non-GMO
tortilla chips, brown rice or corn cereal, pulsed stale gluten - free bread, or store - bought gluten - free panko.
Topping the salad
with tortilla chips is totally optional but if you don't mind eating a small amount of corn, I recommend it to give you that crunchy, authentic guacamole &
chips experience.
You hear all these stories of bodybuilders eating 15 big macs or 6 dozen donuts in an eating binge following a contest... I am afraid that I didn't live up to the «Epic» label here which doesn't bother me because the word «Epic» has become epically overused:) Anyway, here was my post contest cheat meal.For appetizer, refried beans to dip my
tortilla chips in, for main course enchiladas
with extra cheese and for...
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do ahead, Mexican, Rotel,
tortilla chips
I have not yet solved the problem of plastic wrap around cheese or tofu, the plastic bags from bread,
tortillas and English muffins (I bring them to the community garden for folks to carry their harvests home, but that only postpones their trip to the waste stream) or what to
do with milk bottle caps and
tortilla chip bags.
As to appetizers, the simpler and tastier the better — we
do a dip that is devine and EASY — brown a package of hot pork sausage, add 8 oz of cream cheese and either a jar of salsa or a can of Rotel tomatoes — stir together until it's all well blended — it's best kept warm and served
with tortilla chips.