June Navajo Tacos

June 2012
Jill
Navajo Tacos

Meat & Bean Mixture:
1 lb ground beef – cooked and crumbled
1 packet taco seasoning (follow instructions on packet and add to the beef)
2 cups pinto beans (you can use 1 (15 oz) can pinto beans, or cook raw beans in a crock pot like I did. 1 cup of raw beans will make about 3 cups of cooked beans.)
Stir the beans and hamburger together

Also provided with your meal:
2 c. shredded cheddar cheese
1 container of sour cream
16 frozen Rhodes rolls
¾ cup powdered sugar

You will need vegetable oil for frying rolls
Suggested toppings:
Shredded lettuce
Diced tomatoes
Chopped onions
Salsa

TO PREPARE: Thaw and heat the beef and beans. Thaw rolls and work into flat circles. Fry each side in vegetable oil at 375° until golden brown. Place desired amount of beef and beans on the scone and top with cheese, sour cream, and other desired toppings. If you have left over scones, you may shake the warm scones in a baggie with powdered sugar for dessert.

Read more at http://fabulesslyfrugal.com/2010/04/fabuless-freezer-cooking-navajo-tacos.html#jV7wt5476UfmcDBJ.99

April Taco Soup

March 29
Jaclyn Heugly Becker

I am doing a taco soup, here is the recipe

To Freeze:
 Place into each gallon bag (Fills TWO gallon ziplock freezer bags):
 1lb browned meat mixture
 ½ packet taco seasoning (approx. 1 Tbsp)
 ½ packet ranch dip (approx. 1 Tbsp)
 1 can corn (undrained)
 2 cans stewed tomatoes (undrained)
 ½ can pinto beans (undrained)
 ½ can kidney beans (undrained).
 Mix with hands well and then seal making sure to get all air out of bag. Place in freezer.

To Cook:
 Thaw in fridge over night or well enough to get out of bag.
 Cook over low heat until warmed through (about 30–40 mins).
 OR you could place in your crockpot on low all day (be sure to stir a few times)

Serving Suggestions:
 - serve with tortilla chips or Doritos and favorite taco fixings (grated Monterey jack or cheddar cheese, sour cream, black olives, cilantro, etc.)

Tip: This recipe can be used several different ways when using up leftovers… the first serving will be soup like, but after that it begins to thicken up a little more every time you re-heat. Eat as soup with sour cream & taco chips, or Cincinnatti style over spaghetti noodles. You can also put it on hamburger buns like sloppy joes or use it to top a green salad with some sour cream and taco chips – like a taco salad.