Sunday, January 8, 2012

Taco Casserole

    Invited to a neighborhood Saints Playoff Party, I decided to make the tried and true and easy to prepare, Taco Casserole. I think you will find it easy to prepare and very tasty too.

     The recipe is as follows:
                8 oz. Pillsbury crescent rolls
                1 lb. lean ground beef
                1 package taco seasoning mix
                Crushed Dorito chips
                1 cup sour cream
                Taco sauce

     Press crescent rolls down in an ungreased casserole dish. I used my Abigail's ceramic fleur de lis cassrole dish. Ain't it all about the presentation? I think so.

     Fry ground beef and drain well.
     Combine meat with taco seasoning mix and water according to the package directions.

      Layer on top of the unbaked crescent rolls in the following order:
               1 cup crushed Dorito chips (to cover rolls)
               Meat mixture
               Sour cream
               Shredded cheese to taste (2 cups)
               1 cup crushed Dorito chips

      Bake 20 minutes at 350 degrees. Add taco sauce as desired after baking.

     Tip: You might raise up a corner to check to see if the bottom is lightly browned when you think it is about done. You do not want the crust doughy but you do not want it overdone.

    Thanks to Melissa B. Martin!

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5 comments:

  1. Really enjoying your blog. This recipe looks delish! Will be trying it out soon:)

    Valerie

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  2. I was going to say YUM too!
    My hard-to-please kids (teens)
    are going to love this one too.

    (One less trip to Chipotle for me!)
    :)

    Thanks for sharing, Ron!
    xoxox
    Alison

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  3. Geaux Saints! (Hubbie is from Uptown New Orleans) :D Great recipe. My kids will love it! Thanks for sharing.

    Linking from The Polo House,
    Ricki Jill

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  4. This looks yummy! Going to have to pin this! :)

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