Showing posts with label rotel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rotel. Show all posts

Sunday, April 5, 2009

Velveeta Rotel Dip

Sunday nights around here are for leftovers or frozen pizza. Since I'm not really cooking I've been making some kind of dip to eat with the pizza or the leftovers. I first had this dip at a friend's party and it's easy and yummy. I also got some of the new Hint of Jalepeno Scoops chips to eat with the dip this time.

VELVEETA ROTEL DIP
1 lb. ground beef (I usually omit this - it's good with or without meat)
2 lb. box of Velveeta cheese
1 med. onion (omit)
1 can Rotel tomatoes

Cook ground beef and drain off grease. Add chopped onion and let cook until onion is tender. Add Rotel tomatoes (break up tomatoes with your hand). Slice up Velveeta and add to other ingredients. After cheese is melted, remove from heat and let stand until thickened. Then serve with plain Doritos or Tostitos.
I usually heat the velveeta on the stove then add it to the crock pot to keep it warm.

Friday, March 27, 2009

My Mom's Chili

This is a basic chili recipe that is so easy to make and very adaptable if you ever want to change it up and make it differently. It's great on cold, rainy days like today. I think this is the first thing my mom taught me to make, other than fun little recipes out of my betty crocker kid's cookbook.

My Mom's Chili
1 pound beef or turkey
1 onion
chili powder (to taste)
1 can of stewed tomatoes
1 can of rotel
2 6oz cans of tomato paste
1 can red or white kidney beans
1 small can of mushrooms (optional)
Dice onion, brown beef with onion. Strain fat then add desird amount of chili powder. Add all of the other ingredients and add water until reaching desired thickness. I usually fill all of the empty cans with water except the beans can and maushrooms can but you can add more or less water. Stir while heating through. Serve when heated through or it can sit on low heat for a while if needed.

Thursday, February 28, 2008

Mexican Casserole

A friend's brother forwarded this recipe on to me. I tried it and it was good - that's a lot of doritoes though! :)

Mexican Casserole

3 chicken breast
1 can of rotel
1 can of cream of mushroom soup
1 can of cream of chicken soup
1 bag of nacho cheese doritoes
shredded cheese(however much you want to put on it)

Uncle Bens 90 second mexican rice(if you want rice on on the side)

The layers for this are crushed doritos, the soup and rotel mixture, shredded chicken and cheese. Only do 2 layers for each in a sqare Pyrex pan.

Cut the chicken into pieces and cook. Put the Rotel, and soups together in separate pot and cook that. After everything is cooked you will follow the layers above. You will have to shred (pull apart) the chicken with your hands or you can cut it with scissors. After you have the layers done put in the oven on 350 for about 20 minutes or so. You kind of just have to guesstimate if it looks ready.