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FIREMANS ENCHILADA
(Casserole Style) by Doc Young
“for the fire fighter on the go”
18 fresh corn tortillas (do not cook) be
sure
to smell before buying
1 - (16 oz.) can enchilada sauce (how hot and
what brand is up to you)
1 - (8 oz.) can of El Paso tomato sauce
1 - medium size onion of your choice, chopped
1 - (12 oz.) can of olives (sliced) (black,
green or both)
3 lb. of cheese (yellow) grated (do not buy 3
lb. of grated cheese)
2 lb. of beef or chicken
2 - (16 oz.) cans of frijoles (beans)
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Combine
sauces
and heat to near boiling, simmer while cooking meat of your choice, add
onion and drain meat when done. Drain olives and set aside.
Grate cheese
and set aside.
Take a casserole dish (big enough) pour 2 cups of sauce
into
dish and spread evenly. Dip 6 of those fresh tortillas in
remaining
sauce (1 at a time) and layer flat in dish. The foundation for this
great
dish has now begun. Next sprinkle half of the meat evenly; Season
(salt/pepper),
sprinkle half of the olives and about 1/3 of the cheese.
Dip 6
more
tortillas in sauce, layer, sprinkle remaining meat, season, sprinkle
remaining
olives and 1/3 of remaining cheese (save some for the top).
Dip
remaining
6 tortillas in sauce, layer, pour remaining sauce evenly over top and
sprinkle
the remaining cheese evenly. Bake uncovered for 20-30 minutes or
until
heated through.
Take frijoles (beans) place in saucepan or
glass
dish and heat either on top of stove or in the oven. Do not place
saucepan
in the oven. The handle tends to get soft. Sprinkle with cheese
if
you haven't already eaten it all while grating.
Remember to turn
off the oven and stove or you will have several firemen over for
dinner. But that’s
OK!, you have just made plenty unless you have a family of 12.
Once
you have made this dish, the next time it will be faster. You
actually
save time by not having to roll each tortilla or cook the tortillas and
no
oil was used.
Enjoy, Amigos and Amigas!
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EL RANCHO BURRITOS
Flour tortillas (large) as many as you can
eat
2 - (12 oz.) cans of El Rancho beans with
jalapenos (for sissies use El Rancho beans without jalapenos, not the
bar-b-que beans, pinto)
1 to 1 1/2 lb. hamburger
1/2 onion (chopped)
1 lb. of cheese (yellow) grated
Frijoles of your choice
Cook hamburger with chopped onion,
drain.
Heat and drain beans. Combine meat and beans. Keep warm. Heat
tortillas, add ingredients, sprinkle cheese and roll (you can tuck ends
in, if you have
had previous experience). If you have a microwave oven this is
great
for heating of tortillas and burritos after they are made. Sprinkle
cheese
and/or any salsa you wish on top. You may also add the frijoles if you
like
or just simply heat and serve.
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Mexican Corn Dogs
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Pan Fry/Grill all Beef Hotdogs or Dogs of
choice - I prefer to split and pan fry.
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Optional add cheese
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Deep fry corn tortillas lightly, so they remain
soft. Blot dry of oil or lay out on paper towels
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Lightly butter tortilla (optional)
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Lay grilled/pan fried hotdog in tortilla
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Garnish as you would a regular hotdog in a bun
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Roll the tortilla as you would an enchilada or
burrito
Enjoy! And how about a Mexican Hotdog
Quesadilla!? Try other meats too!
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NACHOS! From Scratch
1/2 lb. cheese (yellow)
1/2 lb. cheese (white)
1 can of jalapenos
1 doz. fresh corn tortillas (smell first
before
buying)
Corn Oil (for frying tortillas)
Slice tortillas into 4s or wedges like pie
slices. Fry in oil until golden brown or hard, and lay on drain grill or paper
towels to dry. Slice cheese
(into about the same size as wedges). Slice jalapenos or buy already
sliced.
Take cookie sheet or other flat cooking
utensil
and place tortilla wedges evenly on cookie sheet. Next place cheese
(alternate white and yellow) on each tortilla wedge. Now, for the
gusto! place the jalapenos sliced upon each wedge. Now heat in oven at
350 degrees. until
cheese melts and serve hot. For those who cannot handle mouth on
fire,
simply leave off the jalapenos.
Or if you wish, grate cheeses over store
bought
tortilla chips of choice, add jalapenos and heat in microwave or bake
in
oven.
Or you can take the easy way out
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Deep Fry wedged shaped corn tortilla's from
fresh tortillas and drain
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Cook your choice of meat
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Chop and cook with meat onion
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Slice cheese of choice shown is Colby Jack, no
need to shred, its going to melt in the oven
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Use Taco Seasoning in your meat (optional), I
do not like it
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Add Green Chilies, olives or other garnish
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Shown refried frijoles (I prefer original)

Or Try Nacho's another way

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Deep Fry wedged shaped corn tortilla's from
fresh tortillas and drain
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Cook your choice of meat
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Chop and cook with meat onion
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I love to use Pinto Beans (optional)
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Graded Cheese of your Choice, I use Medium
Cheddar
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Lettuce fresh, washed and hand torn
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Taco Sauce your brand
Place tortilla chips, layer meat and beans (should
be hot), lettuce, add cheese, sauce and garnish with olives as shown or
add your own cooked green chili peppers or jalapenos.
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SHREDDED WHEAT MEAT LOAF
3 or 4 lb. of hamburger (depending on the
size
of your family)
1 bottle of chili sauce (Del Monte’s if your
store has it)
1/2 cup of Ketchup or Catsup depending on
where
you are from)
1/2 onion of your choice, chopped
1 box of shredded wheat cereal (biscuit size
not
bite)
2 eggs (chicken of course)
Mix chili Sauce and ketchup and set aside.
In
a large mixing bowl, combine hamburger, 3/4 of sauce, onion,
eggs.
Crumble by hand about 4 shredded wheat biscuits into the bowl (did you forget
to wash your hands?). Now take those clean hands and
mash all those ingredients together. Place this bundle of meat
into
a casserole dish (large enough) and shape (this is where you can get
creative)
into any design you like. ie. Heart shape. Most people shape it
like
a loaf of bread, hence the name "Meat Loaf. Once this has been
accomplished,
bake in the oven for about 1 1/2 hour at 350 degrees. At this
time
leave the oven on, remove your creation and drain any grease. Take the
remaining
sauce, smooth over the top and continue to bake for another 15
minutes.
Serve with your favorite veggies and potato dish.
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NO FRILLS POTATO SALAD
6 medium potatoes (russets)
4 eggs (hard boiled)
1 tsp. mustard
Mayonnaise (please no Miracle Whip, yuk!)
1/2 onion (chopped)
Lawry's seasoning salt
Pepper if you like it
Peel, slice into small chunks, and boil
potatoes
until tender, not too soft and not too hard. We do not want mashed or
rock
potatoes to chew or as some call potato surprise. Please, drain
and
save water to boil eggs. I have been known to boil eggs at the
same
time along with the potatoes. This saves energy. And you can save
the
water to add to your dogs dry food or water plants.
Slice eggs and add
to
potatoes. Oh! you haven't been doing this without a bowl have
you.
Place in bowl do not stir yet. Add 1 teaspoon of mustard and chopped
onion,
slowly add mayonnaise, stirring gently. Do not add too much
mayonnaise,
but just enough until it stirs freely. Sprinkle Lawry's seasoning
salt over top, Pepper if like it and place in refrigerator until cooled. Serve and Enjoy!
This recipe yields 3 days
worth of yummy potato salad for myself, if having a family BBQ, add more
potatoes, mayonnaise, onion etc. At least one potato and one egg
per two people, unless they do not like potato salad, more for you and
family.
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STEAK A LA GUSTO!
Spencer steak (please no cheap imitations)
1/2 can of beer
6 oz. of soy sauce
Do nothing to the steak except marinate it
in
a 50/50 mixture of soy sauce and beer (your favorite or a cheap brand)
for
about 1-2 hours depending if you can wait that long. Now bar-b-que
until
done for your taste. For children use near-beer. Please do not eat and
drive. Try my “No Frills Potato Salad".
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SHISH KEBAB (Bar-B-Que)
1 to 2 lbs. of meat (steak or roast)
2 onions
1 or 2 green peppers
Carrots
Potatoes
Teriyaki sauce
4 skewers (type depends if cooking on grill or
in broiler)
Marinate meat (either whole or cut) in
teriyaki
sauce for 1 hour. Cut meat into 2 inch squares. Cut carrots into
2
inch lengths. Cut potatoes and pepper the same as the meat. Cut
the
onions into slices (like an apple). For tender vegetables precook
them
first. Take skewers slide alternating meat and vegetables.
Season with
salt
and pepper. You may either wrap skewers in foil and bar-b-que or
leave unwrapped and rotisserie on a spit over the bar-b-que.
You
may use the
canned white potatoes if you prefer and also marinate in different
types
of sauces. If too windy outside, broil in oven, use skewers
designed
for oven/broiler use without wooden handles.
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NO MESS ROAST
2-3 lb. roast
Oven browning bags (big enough for the
roast)
2 Tbsp. of flour
1 can of cream of mushroom soup or 2 cans of
beef broth
1 or 2 onions
Carrots
2-4 potatoes
1/2 cup Of milk (for cream of mushroom)
Brown meat, place flour in bag and shake to
coat
bag. Slice carrots, onion and potatoes, set aside. Have you
decided
if you want cream of mushroom soup or beef broth? Good, now use a
roasting
pan or cake pan, place bag in it and insert meat (inside bag) pour in
soup, add milk. Or use broth instead (please do not mix
both). Use twist
locks provided to seal bag, remember this is a no mess roast.
Perforate
top of bag with 3 (1/2 inch) slits (so the bag won’t explode and make a
mess).
Set oven to 375 – 400 degrees. Do No Exceed recommended bag
temperature.
Bake for 2 - 2 1/2 hours. Remove from oven and gently open bag (steam
in
it is hot) at top and serve. Save juices for gravy if you know
how
from scratch.
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QUICK AND EASY TACO'S
Cook your desired meat
with onion if desired and drain.
Parmesan Cheese
to be sprinkled as desired
Wooden Toothpicks
Take corn tortillas (smell for corn
freshness)
place the cooked meat inside, fold and hold closed with tongs as you
fry
in corn oil deep enough for one side of the folded tortilla to lay in,
sometimes you can use a toothpick to hold it together. Lightly
fry on one side until just a little crisp and then on the other
side. With tongs you
can flip one way for a while and then the other. With toothpicks
you
can place several in the pan of oil at once (depending on size of
pan). Place taco's in a taco rack to
drain or on paper towels with a end higher for
excess oil to drain out.
Pull toothpick, spread taco gently,
sprinkle Parmesan cheese, add hot sauce if
you can
handle it or your favorite seasoning, add shredded/hand torn lettuce
and
begin to eat.
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Doc's Incredible Chili not for the weak
(sissies)
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2-5 pounds chuck blade steak or your favorite meat (mine is
Ribeye), no not your wife's thigh.
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1/2 cup vegetable oil or 30 wt. motor oil if you are a
Redneck or just plain dumb.
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2 chopped onions - the kind that make a grown man cry
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4 medium green bell peppers, chopped or Pepperoncini peppers....save some for the table
in a bowl
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1- 1/2 pounds ripe tomatoes
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8 garlic cloves, minced - for Dragon Breath add more cloves
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8 ounces tomato paste - have another can on hand in case
your ripe tomatoes lack flavor
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1/2 cup chili powder - if you are Macho, a pinch or two of
Cayenne Pepper, had a few beers, then pinch
away
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1/8 cup sugar - you can substitute with brown sugar, the
darker the better
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1 tablespoons salt - optional for you can always salt when
eatin, depending if you have any taste buds left.
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1 tablespoons oregano (preferably Mexican oregano)
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1 tablespoons ground black pepper - please ground first
pepper seed
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Your choice here if you are want'n beans kidney, pinto or a
blend of beans. I prefer Olde Country Blends Fiesta Mexican Style
(prepare the day before & make sure it is the consistency not to
water down your chili) it comes with Tabasco Sauce, optional to
add.....your mouth or young'ns may not be able to handle it.....
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Optional 2.5 gal. pressurized water fire extinguisher or a
pool, lake or stream near by......please no Jacuzzi's
Cut steak into 1/2-inch cubes.
In a very large skillet or Dutch oven, if you do not know what a
Dutch oven is don't ask, brown the meat in oil, remove to a bowl and set
aside. Add onions, peppers and garlic to drippings in pan over medium
heat. Cook for 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add more oil if
necessary.
Return the meat to the pan make sure you have all fingers on
both hands, this is where you do not need to make national TV like some
folks in the restaurant business do, then add tomatoes and their liquid,
the remaining ingredients if you can remember after a pitcher of
Margarita's or a case of Beer.
Heat to boiling which if you never
knew is 212°F or if you are into that celsius crap, then 100°C.
Reduce heat to low, cover and simmer 1-1/2 hours or until meat is fork
tender, stirring occasionally if you are still standing by now.
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Crock-Pot Roast Beef
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3 to 4
potatoes, pared, cut in half length wise and quarter length wise and
then about 1 inch thick
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2 to 3
carrots, pared and slice in half and then 1 inch in length
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1 to 2
medium onions, peeled and quartered
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3-4
stalks of celery
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Beef
Broth (enough to cover roast and vegetables) I use Swanson in the box,
buy 2 boxes.
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3 to 4
lb. or 5 to 6 lb. pot or chuck roast (depending on size of family and of
course the crock-pot)
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Optional, canned or fresh peas, green beans, corn, etc.
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Optional, 1 1/2 tsp. salt
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Optional, 1/4 tsp. pepper
You have
a choice on how to crock/cook your beef.
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Place roast in
crock-pot and add enough beef broth to cover, simmer on low 6-8
hours depending on size of roast.
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Roll roast in flour
and brown both sides in skillet (1-2 tbsp
of cooking oil) and add enough beef broth to cover, simmer
on low 6-8
For the
watched crock…add beef broth and roast. Simmer low for 6 hours. After
6 hours, add potatoes, carrots, celery and onions and simmer another 2-4
hours. Before serving, add optional canned or fresh vegetables. Allow
to heat through or until tender for fresh vegetables.
Or if on
the go…add beef broth, roast, potatoes, carrots, celery and onion…simmer
6-8 hours. When ready to eat and while setting the table, add optional
canned or fresh vegetables. Allow to heat through or until tender for
fresh vegetables.
Salt and
pepper to taste…as my mother used to say, taste it first before salting
and adding pepper. And eat all of your vegetables, so if you have those
who do like certain vegetables, leave those out.
If you
prefer and in a hurry…crock on high for 4-6 hours. Or, cook
veggies separate, and add to an already cooked Spoon Roast. It
does not get any better than that.
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