This salsa is delicious and goes well with a side
of tortilla chips or on a taco bar.
We also put it on
top of tortilla chips to add a bit of crunch to the meal!
On my way to the checkout line, I stopped for a 24 - pack of protein bars «just in case» and got a
bag of tortilla chips for good measure.
I used sweet potato
instead of tortilla chips here exactly for that reason, and I think most guests will appreciate that as well.
In the
middle of the tortilla spread banana and strawberry slices, and top with some dark chocolate pieces or chips.
We particularly love these with mashed avocado spread onto the
bottom of each tortilla then topped with pork, cabbage, pickled onions and sour cream.
These simple lettuce tacos use crisp lettuce in
place of tortillas for all the flavors of traditional tacos with the extra nutrition of the lettuce.
So I saved the sweet potato chips for him and used the
rest of the tortilla chips in a tasty recipe (after eating several chips, of course) to be shared soon.
Fold bottom
end of tortilla partially over filling, then roll into a bundle and serve.
Place several tortillas out on a clean work surface and put about 3 tablespoons of chicken on the bottom
third of each tortilla.
«There were different
kinds of tortillas out there, but none were authentic, ground corn tortillas,» he adds.
But I also enjoy it with a
handful of tortilla chips on the side that I can dip into the soup as I eat it.
I would love to find some other
brand of tortillas because the brown rice ones are the only other tortillas I buy, and they need to be really fresh or they fall apart.
And you can still crumble a
cup of tortilla chips on top, as long as they're baked!
Repeat procedure with remaining tortillas, heating up second batch
of tortillas when first batch is used up.
When I did my weekend shopping run, I saw bins of avocados, piles of tomatoes and
stacks of tortilla chip bags all on sale.
If I were making a
lot of tortillas, even just a double batch, I would use a rolling pin.
Don't forget to peek into the kitchen classroom where one may be whipping up fresh salsa or a
batch of tortilla chips.
Heat oil in a medium skillet over medium - high until it bubbles immediately when edge
of tortilla touches the surface.
You can roll them out between parchment paper with a rolling pin, or snag one
of these tortilla presses (they're really handy!).
In a separate skillet, heat butter over medium high heat or coat
outside of tortilla with cooking spray.
But many people tend to think
of tortillas as a not particularly convenient type of food.
Repeat layers, ending with a final
sheet of tortillas and a last layer of mixture spread over the tortillas.