spicy potato taco with greenn chillies

Because I enjoy eating tacos in groups of three, I would like to refer to this recipe as Tacos Los Tres Amigos. I occasionally consume more calories than I am supposed to and then eat somewhat less at my following meal. And it’s perfectly alright! It’s based on a delectable Rick Bayless dish. Although I’m not really sure now, I believe he introduced me to the fascinating and delicious herb epazote. You can add extra cheese to compensate for the absence of epazote in this recipe. If you live anywhere with Mexican grocery stores, you should definitely check them out as they are likely to carry it! It’s funny since I had to hike a few miles before I could cultivate it in my garden.

to the shop to purchase it. However, when I visited Baja California last year, it was growing wildly everywhere. Either way, I’m always interested in learning new things, so if this interests you too, don’t pass this one up!

Ingredients

1. One and a half pounds of small boiled potatoes,
2. three tablespoons of olive oil,
3. plus enough to fry tortillas
4. One little white onion, cut thinly
5. Six medium-sized fresh poblano peppers, peeled and roasted
6. Salt
7. Eight ounces of finely chopped fresh cheese, like feta or goat cheese, or chunky Mexican queso fresco
8. 16 chopped epazote leaves (optional)
9. 8–12 corn tortillas cooked with a small amount of olive oil

Guidelines

• Cover and simmer the potatoes in salted water for about 15 minutes, or until they are soft. After draining, rinse under running water, peel, and cut into quarter-inch pieces.
• In a heavy, medium-sized skillet, heat the oil over medium. Add the potato and onion, and cook for 10 to 15 minutes, stirring frequently to make sure nothing clings to the pan, or until the mixture is deeply browned.
• While the potatoes are frying, coarsely cut and seed the chilies. Add epazote to them and incorporate them into the potato mixture. Season with salt to taste. After taking the mixture off the stove, whisk in the cheese.
• Over medium heat, fry corn tortillas in olive oil. After adding the potato filling and folding it in half, serve it with your preferred hot sauce.

Stuffed Cabbage Rolls

TWith rice, ground beef, condensed tomato soup, and cabbage leaves, this recipe for cabbage rolls couldn’t be easier to prepare. I still adore this recipe, which I have been making for well over 20 years! The rolls are prepared quickly in a pan on the stovetop, but a slow cooker can also be used with success for this recipe.

15 minutes for preparation

Cooking Time: One Hour

1 hour and 15 minutes in total

Yield: 8 cabbage rolls; Servings: 8

How to Keep Filled Rolls of Cabbage

The chilled cabbage rolls can be kept in the fridge for up to four days if they are kept in a shallow, airtight container. For optimal results, thoroughly reheat the cabbage rolls in the oven; but, in a pinch, you can use the microwave.

Are Stuffed Cabbage Rolls Freezer-Friendly?

Yes, however before cooking the cabbage rolls, it’s recommended to freeze them. Roll the cabbage rolls tightly after filling them, then place them on a baking sheet and flash freeze. Freeze the rolls for up to three months by transferring them to a freezer-safe container or zip-top bag. After thawing overnight in the fridge, proceed with baking the dish as directed.

Components

1. Half a cup of water
2. Half a cup of raw white rice
3. Eight cabbage leaves
4. Lean ground beef pound
5. Half a cup finely chopped onion
6. One egg, lightly whisked
7. One 10.5-oz can of condensed tomato soup, split
8. One tsp salt
9. ¼ teaspoon of black pepper, ground

Guidelines

• In a saucepan, bring the water and rice to a boil. After the rice is soft and the liquid has been absorbed, reduce the heat to low, cover, and simmer for about 20 minutes.
• Meanwhile, heat up a large, wide pot of water that has been lightly salted to a boil. When the cabbage leaves are soft, add them and simmer for two to four minutes. Then, drain.
• In a large bowl, combine ground beef, 1 cup cooked rice, onion, egg, 2 tablespoons tomato soup, salt, and pepper; mix well.
• Place approximately two tablespoons of the beef mixture onto each cabbage leaf. Fold the cabbage leaf over the mixture, tucking the ends in to keep the filling from escaping.
• Transfer the cabbage rolls to a big skillet over medium heat and cover with the leftover tomato soup. Bring to a boil while covered; then, lower the heat to a simmer and cook, stirring and basting frequently, for approximately 40 minutes.

Apple Slab Pie

If you are asked to provide dessert by the school or church, this apple slab pie is an excellent option. Similar to Dutch apple pie, perhaps.

Thirty minutes for preparation

1 hour 30 minutes total time for cooking

Servings: 15; Yield: 1 pie (10 x 15 inches).

Ingredients:

1. 1 ½ cups flour (all purpose)
2. a quarter of a cup of white sugar
3. One-half teaspoon of baking powder
4. One-half teaspoon of salt
5. Half a cup of butter
6. two beaten egg yolks
7. four tsp water
8. Peel, core, and thinly slice eight apples.
9. two tsp lemon juice
10. a quarter cup white sugar
11. Two tablespoons of flour (all-purpose)
12. One-half teaspoon of ground cinnamon
13. two tsp butter
14. One cup of flour for all purposes
15. Half a cup of brown sugar
16. one tsp finely ground cinnamon
17. Half a cup of butter

Guidelines

• Set the oven’s temperature to 350°F, or 175°C. In a large bowl, stir together 1 ½ cups flour, 1 ½ teaspoons sugar, baking powder, and salt. Once the mixture resembles coarse crumbs, cut in ½ cup butter. After blending the egg yolk and water, add to the flour and stir to make a dough. Roll out the dough to make sure it fits into a 10 by 15-inch pan.
• Put the apples and lemon juice into a big bowl and mix in the 2 tablespoons flour, ½ teaspoon cinnamon, and 1 ¾ cups white sugar. Fill pie shell with contents, then drizzle with two tablespoons butter.
• In a medium-sized dish, mix together 1 cup flour, ⅔ cup brown sugar, and 1 teaspoon cinnamon. Cut in ⅔ cup butter until crumbly and sprinkle over apples.
• Bake for about one hour, or until the topping is golden brown, in a preheated oven.

Nutrition Information (per serving)

405 energy points

62g Carbs and 18g Fat

3 grams of protein

 

Easy Baked Cream Cheese Rangoon Rolls

This meal is wonderful and very simple! It’s similar to Panda Express, but with a playful twist. This is the greatest finger food concept you’ve ever seen. Serve them as a fun snack or even as an appetizer at a party.

Ingredients

1. Eight ounces of softened cream cheese
2. Fifteen egg roll wrappers
3. 1-2 tablespoons canola or vegetable oil
4. Half a teaspoon of garlic salt
5. Two tablespoons of finely sliced green onions
6. 2–3 tablespoons of sweet-and-sour sauce (to dip)

Guidelines

• Let the cream cheese soften on the counter for around half an hour. If you’re pressed for time, you can also microwave it on defrost.
• Turn the oven on to 375 degrees and line a baking sheet with foil or parchment paper.
• In a medium-sized bowl, mix with a spoon or fork To thoroughly blend the softened cream cheese, green onions, and garlic salt.
• Pour roughly 2 tablespoons of vegetable oil onto a plate or shallow dish, then prepare a small basin of water for dipping your fingers into.
• Lay out your egg roll wraps one at a time on a flat surface. Next, spread about 2 tablespoons of the cream cheese mixture onto the bottom of each egg roll wrap (you don’t have to spread it to the edges because the cream cheese expands a little while it cooks).
• Next, thoroughly saturate the top edge of the wrap with your fingertips dipped in water, and then tightly roll the wrap around the The cheese with cream. To close it, rub the wet edge (just like an envelope). Add extra water as necessary.
• Once the cream cheese filling has been snugly coiled around each egg roll wrapper, roll each one individually in the oily plate until well coated, being especially careful around the edges where they cook the fastest. If you’d like, you can also use a basting brush.
• Put them on the baking sheet that has been lined, and bake for 12 to 15 minutes, turning them over halfway through. 

Lazy Pecan Pie Bars

Who says making a dessert that will make people talk has to take hours in the kitchen? It’s not me, people! When I’m in the need for that traditional Southern pecan pie flavor but don’t want to deal with making a pie crust from scratch, these Lazy Pecan Pie Bars are my first choice. They are the ideal homemade alternative without sacrificing flavor, as they are derived from the well-liked pecan pie but in the shape of bars. Imagine this: a shortbread crust that is buttery, covered with a rich, pecan-bursting filling. Delicious! When you serve them at your next family gathering or potluck, you’ll see how quickly they disappear!

Ingredients

1. 1/3 cup packed light brown sugar – 1 cup all-purpose flour
2. – One-fourth teaspoon of salt
3. 1/2 cup cubed and chilled unsalted butter – 1/2 cup corn syrup
4. Half a cup of sugar, grated
5. Two sizable eggs
6.  One tablespoon of melted butter – Two tablespoons of vanilla extract
7. 1 1/2 cups of pecans, chopped

Procedure

• Set aside an 8-inch square baking sheet and line it with parchment paper, leaving a small overhang for easy removal. Preheat your oven to 350°F (175°C).
• Begin with the crust. Mix together flour, brown sugar, and salt in a medium-sized bowl. Add the 1/2 cup of cold, cubed butter and chop with a pastry cutter or your fingertips until the mixture looks like coarse crumbs. To create a crust, firmly press this mixture into the bottom of the pan that has been prepared.
• Bake the crust until the edges are just beginning to turn brown, about 15 minutes. As the crust bakes, begin working on the filling.
• Mix the melted butter, eggs, granulated sugar, vanilla extract, and corn syrup in a big bowl until well combined. Add the chopped pecans and stir.
• Evenly distribute the pecan filling after pouring it over the cooked crust.
• Place the pan back in the oven and bake until the filling is set, 20 to 25 minutes.
• Allow the bars to cool completely in the pan on a wire rack, then use the parchment “handles” to take them out and cut into squares.

A simple, yeast-free flatbread recipe that’s a great last-minute choice when you don’t have hours to wait for the yeast dough to rise. This flat bread is incredibly soft and malleable, which makes it ideal for using as a wrapper for Doner kebabs, Shawarma, and Gyros. Alternatively, as naan to dip into Butter Chicken or Tikka Masala. There are countless options!

Ingredients

1. Two cups of all-purpose plain flour (level cups, unsifted, not packed),
2. plus reserve 1/4 cup extra for dusting and correcting the dough;
3. 1/2 tsp salt;
4. three and a half tablespoons / fifty grams (1.75 oz) unsalted butte
5. three-quarter cup milk

Guidelines

• Pour milk over melted butter. Heat the butter and milk together over a stovetop or in a microwave until the butter is just melted.

Mix Dry:

• Mix two cups flour, butter, salt, and milk in a bowl

Knead for two minutes:

• Dust the work surface with flour and knead lightly for a few minutes, just long enough to make the dough smooth. If the dough is too sticky, add more flour.

Take a 30-minute break:

Cover with plastic wrap and let it sit at room temperature for about half an hour.

Divide into groups:

• Before rolling out the dough into 20cm/8″ rounds that are 2-3 mm thick, dust the worktop with flour. Divide the dough into 6 pieces and roll them into balls.

Heat pan:

• Without using any oil, heat a nonstick pan on high heat. (Although 1)

Cook:

• Put one flatbread in the skillet and cook it for about one and a half to two minutes; it should bubble up significantly. When the underside is nicely browned on both sides, turn it over and continue cooking it for another 45 to 1 minute, or until the bottom is once again browned and puffs up.

Store covered with tea towel:

• Arrange the cooked bread in a stack and cover with a tea towel; the moisture will assist to soften the surface and increase their pliability. Cook the remaining parts as well.

Apply a butter or oil brush (optional):

1. For a more opulent appearance, drizzle or mist bread with melted butter or olive oil. Alternatively, try making a garlic butter variation by combining minced garlic with melted butter!

 Christmas Baklava

Baklava tastes good, but homemade is always the best. Furthermore, it need not be my house that succeeds. It might belong to anyone. Simply put, I find that compared to many store-bought baklava, homemade baklava seems to have a little more flavor, a little more freshness, and a bit more something subtle.

1. One box of phyllo dough
2. 4 c. chopped pecans or walnuts
3. One teaspoon of cinnamon
4. one and a half sticks of butter
5. 2. honey
6. half a cup water
7. 3 tsp vanilla essence and 1/2 cup sugar

Guidelines

• Take the phyllo dough packet out of the freezer and let it thaw in the refrigerator for a full day. Take out of the refrigerator one hour before use.
• When working with the phyllo dough, just take off the sheets you need right away; cover the remaining sheets with plastic wrap and then a moist cloth.
• Combine the cinnamon and chopped walnuts. Put aside.
• Turn the oven on to 350°F. In a small saucepan, melt half of the stick of butter and grease a rectangular baking pan. Verify that the phyllo sheets will, in general, fit the pan (a little bigger is alright). Simply use a sharp knife to trim them if they’re considerably larger
• Melt the butter and brush the top sheet of phyllo with it, then pick up the unbuttered sheet underneath. Place the two sheets, buttered side down, in the pan. Gently press the mixture into the pan. Do this twice more, resulting in six phyllo sheets in the pan, three of which are buttered.
• Add enough walnuts to the mixture to form a single layer. Put two phyllo sheets with butter on top of the walnuts. Next, add two more greased phyllo sheets and extra walnuts. Repeat until you run out of walnuts, or a couple more times. Place 4 additional greased phyllo sheets on top, then finish with a buttered top. Using a very sharp knife, cut the baklava into a diagonal diamond pattern.
• Bake the baklava for 45 minutes, or until it’s deeply golden brown.
• In a saucepan, mix the remaining stick of butter, honey, water, sugar, and vanilla while the baklava bakes. After bringing to a boil, turn down the heat.
• After taking the baklava out of the oven, evenly pour half of the saucepan over the top. After a minute of letting it soak and absorb, drizzle on some more until you feel like it’s moistened all the way through. There’s probably going to be some residual honey combination, which you can sip with a straw. I’m kidding.
• Let the baklava cool for a few hours without covering it. After they’re cool, sticky, and delicious, carefully take them out of the pan and serve with coffee.

 

German Bread (Bauernbrot)

This recip for real German Sourdough Bread is delicious. The bread we purchase in our hometown of Bavaria, Germany, tastes almost exactly like this one. Every two weeks, they still make their bread there in a very old stone oven in the center of a little community. They bake a large quantity at once, which you may purchase and store in the freezer for use the following baking day. I’ve found the finest German bread ever!

Three hours for preparation

Cooking Time: Two Hours

Extra Time: Two Days

Time total: 2.5 days

20 servings

Ingredients

1. Produced 1 big loaf.
2. 1/4 ounce of freshly squeezed yeast
3. One-quart heated water
4. Two tsp of white sugar
5. Divide 8 cups of all-purpose flour.
6. Eight cups flour, white rye
7. two tsp salt
8. One tsp white sugar
9. two glasses of hot water

Guidelines

• Make the sourdough starter first. Place the crumbled yeast into a big bowl. Add 2 tablespoons of sugar and 1 quart of warm water, whisking until the sugar is dissolved.
• The water’s temperature need to be somewhat higher than that of the body.
• 4 cups of flour should be added gradually while whisking to ensure that no lumps remain. Place a dish towel over it and leave it at room temperature for a full day.
• Stir thoroughly, cover, and leave for a further 24 hours after the first 24. When it’s ready to use, the sourdough will be thin and pale in color.
• Combine the rye flour, sugar, salt, and the remaining 4 cups all-purpose flour in a big bowl. Using a wooden spoon, mix in the sourdough starter and then stir in the two cups of warm water. After transferring the dough to a heavy-duty stand mixer for the first few minutes of mixing, I start using my hands to turn the dough out onto a floured surface because the mixer can’t handle the thick dough.
• Countertops that are spotless are ideal. If the dough is too stiff, knead it more by adding a few teaspoons of water at a time. Turn the dough over, tugWhatever you can do to get it well-kneaded, pull it apart. To obtain a smooth dough, allow 15 to 20 minutes for the entire kneading process. Put the dough into a big bowl, cover it, and give it a full hour or two to double in size.
• Scrape the dough back onto a floured board after it has risen from the bowl. For roughly five minutes, knead. In order to activate the gluten, this is crucial. Form into two or one long loaf. After placing on baking sheets, let rise for approximately one hour, or until a gentle poke with your finger leaves an indentation on the bread
• Bake at 425 degrees Fahrenheit (220 degrees Celsius). Bake for approximately 45 minutes if you prepared two loaves, and for 1 1/2 hours if you made one large loaf. If there is a dark crust, don’t worry. Both the bread and the crust will taste great. Let cool fully before slicing. Every time, I freeze half.