How To make French Fry Spam Casserole

I make this for my family when I'm short on time! No kneading No rolling! Easy and delicious

I make this for my family when I'm short on time! No kneading No rolling! Easy and delicious

230g ground beef
1 egg
salt to taste
black pepper to taste
paprika
mix well
50g chopped onion
15g green onion
15ml olive oil
Mix well
Tortilla(23cm)
Fold and unfold the tortilla in half
Take some of the meat fillings
Put the filling on the tortilla
Spread the beef on half of the tortilla evenly
Sprinkle some mozzarella cheese
Fold the tortilla in half
Tortilla(17cm)
You can also make it with smaller tortillas
Fold than unfold in quarters
Cut the tortilla like this
Spread the beef filling on 3/4 of the tortilla like this
Fold the tortilla like this
Repeat
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Medium-low heat
Olive oil
Spread the oil every in the pan
Fry the tortilla for 5 minutes
Flip and fry for another 5 minutes
The color should be golden brown
Done!
Medium-low heat
Add some olive oil to the pan
Place the small tortillas in the pan
Fry for 5 minutes
Brush oil on top
Flip then fry for 8 minutes
Add 1tbsp water in the pan
Done!
These meat tortillas are so delicious!
You must try this recipe if you have tortillas at home!
The big tortilla and the small tortillas are both super delicious and tasty
The outside is super crispy!
The inside is super tasty and delicious
This small tortilla has so many layers!
You must try this super simple and delicious recipe!
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I suppose this is more of a techniques than a recipe. Take whatever potatoes you want. Peel them, or don't. Cut them into fry-like shapes, being sure to get roughly equal thickness, and cut them maybe twice as thick as you want them — they'll shrink a lot during cooking. I do one large Russet potato per person. Boil them until you're afraid they're going to fall apart — I do about eight minutes. Gently drain them and lay them on a pan wide enough to hold them all in a single layer. Drizzle on enough oil to thoroughly coat all the pieces. Shake the pan to coat the pieces and get the fries evenly distributed.

Roast at 450ºF. Check on them after 45 minutes — add more oil if they look dry, and move around any pieces that seem to be cooking unevenly. Roast them some more until they're brown and crispy, maybe another 45 minutes. Be careful not to overcook them — very brown will taste burned. You can pull them when they're still a little floppy, because they will harden as they cool. The ones I made in the video are just a bit overcooked.

Place kitchen towel or a couple layers of paper towel in a large bowl, and dump the fries in. Let the towel soak up the excess oil, and then whip it out. Season the fries in the bowl and then toss. I use coarse salt, pepper, garlic powder, chopped cilantro and grated parmesan.

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1 lb Breakfast Sausage
16 oz colby jack cheese
1 1/2 cups whole milk
20 oz defrosted hash brown
1-2 tsp vegetable base
8 eggs
1 tbsp garlic paste
1 diced onion
1/2 diced green and red bell pepper
1 tbsp butter
4-6 strips thick cut bacon
1/4 cup grated parmesan cheese (garnish)
diced green onion or parsley for garnish
salt, pepper, garlic, onion powder

Bake at 350 for 50-60 minutes