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COPY CAT RECIPE OF CHI CHI’S BEEF NACHOS GRANDE 

Ingredients: 

1/2 pound ground beef

1 teaspoon chili powder (Spanish blend)

1/2 teaspoon salt

1/2 teaspoon dried minced onion

1/8 teaspoon paprika

2 tablespoons water

8 “restaurant sty le” corn tortilla chips

1/2 cup refried beans

1 1/2 cups […]

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MEXICAN PINWHEELS

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SUBMITTED BY: Jessica Pritt

PINWHEELS

Pinwheels are a very popular New Mexican appetizer. My husband and I are native to Oak Hill, WV; however, he is military and we are now stationed in Albuquerque, NM. So I thought I’d share this yummy snack I discovered here!

It’s […]

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ARROZ CHAUFA (CHAUFA RICE)

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Arroz Chaufa (Chaufa Rice)

SUBMITTED BY : Pamela Lilly

The Chaufa rice is one of the Chifa main dishes. The Chifa is the delicious result of mixing the peruvian and chinese food.Ingredients:

* 1 kg (2.2 lb) of cooked rice

* 250 g […]

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Campfire Breakfast Casserole

 

Equipment Needed:

Small to medium fire with hot coals

Cast iron dutch oven

3 disposable aluminum loaf pans

Spatula, tongs, and cooking spoon

Oven mitts (for handling dutch oven)

Ingredients:

1# ground breakfast sausage (bulk or patties)

2-3# raw potatoes, peeled or unpeeled

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BABY RED POTATOES

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Baby Red Potatoes

Ingredients

Approximately 20 baby red potatoes

 

1 packet dry Italian dressing mix

Olive oil

Cut potatoes into bite-sized pieces. Place in a large bowl, toss with Olive oil until lightly coated. Sprinkle dressing mix over potatoes and toss […]

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CAMPFIRE FISH

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Fresh Fish Over A Camp Fire.

Clean , gut the fish. Cutting off the head is a plus, but not necessary

Then put said fish on some tin foil, add about a table spoon of butter some garlic and salt and pepper to […]

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CAMPFIRE CHICKEN

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Take 1 whole chicken, put your favorite spices inside the chicken, wrap several times in foil, then put in the coals of the fire. Let cook about 5-6 hours turning every hour. It is very moist and good. Open canned vegatables half way around the can , add […]

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CAMPFIRE POTATOES

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Campfire Potatoes

Olive Oil

3 Med Potatoes

Salt & Pepper or can use Garlic Powder, Steak Seasoning Or Your Choice of Seasoning

Tin foil squares

Wash the potatoes, using a fork poke holes in the potato skin. Take a square of foil and cup a potato in […]

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MUST HAVES FOR THE PANTRY

Serena Adkins Ellison

This category is something I thought may be useful for new brides or folks who are just starting to get into cooking.. 

I was told by my mother that you MUST always try and keep certain items on hand so […]

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NUTELLA

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HOMEMADE NUTTELLA

3 oz. semi-sweet chocolate

 

1/2 c. hazelnut praline paste

1/2 c. honey

1/2 c. heavy whipping cream

1/8 tsp. salt

1/8 c. hazelnut liquor 

Melt semi-sweet chocolate in top of double boiler. Mix in other […]

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