So I've always wanted to try making Carne Asada, but there are so many recipes out there, I didn't know which one would give me the most awesome flavor.
But I found it...
I loved everything listed, so I knew this was the one.
Hello Hello Everyone! So a few nights ago I was craving Mexican...obviously not authentic, but whatever. I've always pretty much sucked at enchiladas (kind of like my issues with Mac & Cheese), however, I think this recipe turned out pretty good!
Not pictured is a pack of skinless, boneless chicken breasts (They were thawing).
I can't tell you how much I love using zucchini. Especially in dinners as a substitute for noodles or as a veggie "filler". Cooked zucchini doesn't have a super strong taste, but I can add it to lots of dishes and get my veggies in without the taste taking over the dish. Tonight I wanted to do zucchini boats. These are always yummy. But I love anything spicy so a Mexican flavor was a must. Please note that a lot of my cooking is "by taste". I may put certain amounts in the ingredients lists, but you can add or subtract depending on your own taste. *6 boats - serves 3-4 ~ Ingredients ~
Along with a 9x13 pan I used the following:
3 zucchini
1 can rotel
1 can non fat refried beans (realized that great northern beans would also be a great choice)
1 pound beef (sorry, I didn't realize I was out of turkey which is what I was going to use)