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Scrapz

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luv2skyski wrote:

We've been making Taquitos for the past few trips for breakfast. This recipe makes 10 of them and they heat up great in the microwave for a quick breakfast. I just prepare them at home before we head out.

Taquitos:
1 package Jimmy Deans sausage (we use Hot even though I don’t care for spicy foods)
1 package soft tortilla shells (10 pack - I use the ones from refrigerated section)
1 dozen eggs
1 package shredded cheese
1 jar salsa

Directions:
Brown sausage. Mix in eggs. Set individual tortilla shells on squares of Glad Press N Seal. Place a row of shredded cheese on tortilla. Place sausage/egg mixture on top of cheese then roll into taco shape and seal with Press N Seal. Store in Ziploc bag (gallon storage size works great). When ready to eat, microwave for approximately 1 minute. Pour salsa on top and enjoy. Delicious! Dave.



What is a soft tortilla shell? I've never seen tortillas of any type in the refrigerated section, what are they near?


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Scrapz wrote:

luv2skyski wrote:

We've been making Taquitos for the past few trips for breakfast. This recipe makes 10 of them and they heat up great in the microwave for a quick breakfast. I just prepare them at home before we head out.

Taquitos:
1 package Jimmy Deans sausage (we use Hot even though I don’t care for spicy foods)
1 package soft tortilla shells (10 pack - I use the ones from refrigerated section)
1 dozen eggs
1 package shredded cheese
1 jar salsa

Directions:
Brown sausage. Mix in eggs. Set individual tortilla shells on squares of Glad Press N Seal. Place a row of shredded cheese on tortilla. Place sausage/egg mixture on top of cheese then roll into taco shape and seal with Press N Seal. Store in Ziploc bag (gallon storage size works great). When ready to eat, microwave for approximately 1 minute. Pour salsa on top and enjoy. Delicious! Dave.



What is a soft tortilla shell? I've never seen tortillas of any type in the refrigerated section, what are they near?


Maybe they're near Georgia?
When I visit my daughter in Florida I have a hard time finding the normal everyday Mexican foods I cook with here. Then again I had more that a few strange reactions when I tried to find grits in a store or restaraunt here in Colorado. . And sweet tea--
Just go with flour tortillas

* This post was edited 10/13/08 10:23am by Serenity525 *

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Serenity525 - Now that's funny, I don't care who your are.

luv2skyski

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Scrapz wrote:

What is a soft tortilla shell? I've never seen tortillas of any type in the refrigerated section, what are they near?
These are the ones I use and they are near the eggs in our supermarket. Dave.




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For you breakfast burrito folks, I invented one this summer that incorporated a leftover hamburger, some french fries and some cheese mixed with the eggs. I call it the cheese burger breakfast burrito. They're awesome. Personally, I'm a dessert nut and love baking pies and cobblers in my camper oven.


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Scrapz

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Oh, ok, thanks! It was the "shell" part that confused me. I don't think any stores around here keep tortillas in a cooler since there's such a fast turnover.

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Here's the ribs I was talking about...



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Orange Rolls...first time baking in the oven.



Hashbrowns & Eggs...staple



Hashbrowns & Eggs...different trip



Chicken & Gravy over Rice...ok I know, I'm easy...but I'm still having fun!







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KitchenBuilder wrote:

Here's the ribs I was talking about...



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You must have the nicest camper here.

Awesome ribs.



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KitchenBuilder wrote:

Here's the ribs I was talking about...


Those look absolutely horrible. Better send me some so I can perform an unbiased quality check.


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