On the menu for today, Enchilada Skillet! It was super easy & even better, I had everything here at the house to make it. The longer I stay at home, the more resourceful I have become. No doubt, the internet has gave me great ideas. Most of all, I am inspired by others creative cooking.
Growing up my dad was incredibly picky. Needless to say, our dinners were not so flavorful & there wasn't much variety. My mom probably felt so free in the kitchen once they split up, lol. But seriously, I noticed a huge difference in her chili, for instance. Finally, she could kick it up a bit on the seasonings.
Enchilada Skillet
1 Pound Ground Beef
2 Tablespoons of Taco Seasoning
1/2 can of Red Enchilada Sauce
1/2 can of Green Chiles
1 packet of Velveeta Toppers Queso Blanco Sauce
2-3 Cups Egg Noodles
First brown the Ground Beef. Season the meat with the Taco Seasoning. Drain any grease from the pan.
Next stir in the Enchilada sauce, green chiles & the cheese sauce. Stir until blended.
Add the cooked egg noodles.
I didn't measure it. I used the rest of an opened bag.
Top with what ever feels right.
As you can see here I used crushed corn chips, taco sauce, cheese & sour cream for the hubby.
I made mine a little lighter with some crushed corn chips & salsa.
Either way you top it, it's a quick lunch time meal that took less than a half an hour to whip up. I wanted to make sure I shared this since the weekend is almost here. It would be a quick meal before or after the pool. Enjoy!
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