The school year is getting ready to start up here in our house, and if your home is anything like ours, it is about to get very busy! I fast and simple meal for the weeknight is definitely called for, and this is about as simple as it gets.
Right now I am getting lesson plans finalized, getting a school calendar mostly finalized, and working on doing some fixing up of our new classroom. If you remember, I posted about having a “Mom Cave” in our new home. Well that is true, but the other side of the room will be our school area. And because we now have a classroom, for the first time since moving from North Carolina, I now need another table! BUT because when we PCS, we will still have household weight limitations, I don’t want to spend a bunch of money on something I will need to get rid of next year….so I am building one out of pallets! I will share that with you later this week.
To begin, shred some cheeses and prep ingredients that you may want in your quesadillas. I sautéed some green peppers, and shredded some cooked chicken, seasoning it with my homemade taco seasoning. I set up dishes with black olives, black beans, salsa, sour cream and guacamole as well.
Turn the broiler on in your oven, place a couple flour tortillas on a baking sheet, and broil them for just a couple minutes or until they begin to get just a little golden.
Turn the hot tortilla over, and sprinkle on some cheese, and anything else you might like. I set up this “quesadilla station” and everyone can make theirs the way they want.
Top it with another tortilla, and then pop it back under the broiler for a couple more minutes, again until it is just starting to get golden.
Slide them onto a cutting board, and cut them into wedges.
Then enjoy them with whatever toppings you like!
Enjoy!!
To begin, shred some cheeses and prep ingredients that you may want in your quesadillas. I sautéed some green peppers, and shredded some cooked chicken, seasoning it with my homemade taco seasoning. I set up dishes with black olives, black beans, salsa, sour cream and guacamole as well.
Turn the broiler on in your oven, place a couple tortillas on a baking sheet, and broil them for just a couple minutes or until they begin to get just a little golden.
Turn the hot tortilla over, and sprinkle on some cheese, and anything else you might like. I set up this “quesadilla station” and everyone can make theirs the way they want.
Top it with another tortilla, and then pop it back under the broiler for a couple more minutes, again until it is just starting to get golden.
Slide them onto a cutting board, and cut them into wedges.
Then enjoy them with whatever toppings you like!
Enjoy!