I am not too sure what to call it or if there is a proper name for what I make.
I make this because it doesn't require the oven to be on longer than 20 minutes, heck you may be able to cook them on the bbq in foil wrap or in a pan.
I call them beef and bean burritos.
Anyone know what they may actually be called drop me a line and let me know, thank-you.
This recipe is not only quick and easy it is inexpensive!
Beef and Bean Burritos
Ingredients: 1 steak
1 red pepper
1 green pepper
6-8 tortillas (depending on the amount of mixture you put inside your tortillas)
200 grams or more depending on your preference of cheese grated, I like a mixture of cheeses mozzarella , monterey jack with jalapenos, and cheddar but you use what you like.
1 large onion
chilli con carne I use homemade leftovers but if you don't have any Heinz Chilli Beans are a great substitute.
1 package of burrito seasoning
salsa
sour cream
Directions: Preheat your oven to 350 F degrees
Fry your steak with some garlic leaving it very pink in the centre
Slice the steak into thin strips and set aside
The steak will continue to cook once the burritos are in the oven
Put your chilli in the same pan as steak was cooked in and heat it up once it is heated through add your burrito seasoning package and stir leave simmer until mixture has thickened then remove from heat
Wash and slice your peppers into strips, grate your cheese and slice your onion into strips as well
Grease your pan
Lay your tortilla flat on a plate put some steak strips in close to center of tortilla lay peppers and onions on top of that and then spoon some chilli mixture to cover.
Roll up the tortilla and secure with toothpick (use large ones so you can remove them when serving and they are easy to see so noone chokes on one).
Lay the burritto in pan and continue the same way until pan is full .
Spoon salsa over each one and cover with tin foil and bake for about 20 minutes until the tortillas are starting to brown on edges.
Remove foil and top with cheese and return to oven until cheese is melted and bubbly.
This should only take a few more minutes.
Serve with sourcream and salsa.
Hi Laurie, I'm left handed too, never heard of Mollydooker before,how interesting, love it! Anyway, I would call this a steak and pepper burrito, sounds delicious!
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