~ Ingredients List~
Corn Tortillas (small)
Cooking Oil (enough to thinly cover the whole bottom of skillet)
1 lb Ground Beef
2 tsp of McCormick Montreal Steak Seasoning
2 tsp of seasoning salt
(Johnnys or Lawreys)
1 tsp minced garlic
2 tsp of Lipton Onion Recipe Soup & Dip Mix
Cheddar Cheese – as much as you need to top your
tacos –(best when shredded from the block, medium or sharp)
1 medium onion
1 medium tomato
1 tsp cilantro (optional)
Salt & Pepper
~ Taco Shells ~
What you need: Small Corn Tortillas, Cooking Oil (vegetable,
canola, etc),Frying pan
Heat
oil in frying pan on medium high heat.
You know its ready by dipping an edge of a tortilla in.. if the oil
responds and bubbles, its ready. Put the
tortilla flat in the frying pan for about 8 seconds. Using fork or tongs, flip the tortilla to the
other side let sit for about 5 seconds then fold the tortilla in half. Cook to desired crispiness (i like mine a little floppy, husband likes his crispier) and flip the shell
and do the same. Move completed shells
to a plate with a paper towel on it. Lightly salt.
~ Meat ~
Mix
these items in a skillet
1 lb Ground Beef
2 tsp of Montreal Steak Seasoning
2 tsp of seasoning salt
(Johnnys or Lawreys)
1 tsp minced garlic
2 tsp of Lipton Onion Recipe Soup & Dip Mix
Cook
‘til meat is done :) Drain the fat.
~ Cheese ~
Shred
cheese from your block onto a separate plate or dish. As much as you think you need. Trust me, its better this way than the pre
shredded store bag.
~ Pico De Gallo ~
Chop
into small pieces your onion, tomato and cilantro. Put in a bowl. Mix in garlic. Salt and pepper to taste. About ¼ tsp of each.
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In the end you'll have your taco shells, meat, cheese & pico de gallo. You can either assemble for your guests or sit everything out for them to assemble their tacos themselves. Sour cream is a nice addition.
*A Mrs. Scales Recipe*
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In the end you'll have your taco shells, meat, cheese & pico de gallo. You can either assemble for your guests or sit everything out for them to assemble their tacos themselves. Sour cream is a nice addition.
*A Mrs. Scales Recipe*
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