Hey there non-cooker-cookers! How’s
your week been? Did you get that thing done that you were supposed to do? No? Well you should get started on it, right
after this!
Ya’ll are in for a treat this week
as I went south for this weeks recipe and ingredients! That’s right! I went to
the one and only Compare Foods! For this
week we are making Cheese Quesadillas!
Ahh yes, now we’re in the mood!
You will need the following:
Tortilla
Shredded Cheese
A Pan
Spatula
And anything else you deem worthy of throwing into the all
mighty quesadilla.
A note on the tortilla. You can choose any type of tortilla you want as long as it’s
flour. All Team Corn peoples can go do something else for awhile.
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Bow before the one, true king on his throne. |
Step 1: Prepare the pan! Pre-heat the stove a little nudge
above a simmer.
Coincidently, pan means bread in Spanish!
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Let's face it. We'd all rather see this movie than the original. By we, I mean me of course. |
But we are dealing with tortilla's. They're sort of like breads cooler hispanic cousins that gets all the attractive people to like them.
Step 2: Put your tortilla onto the pan.
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Not so fast, rocket scientist. |
Step 3: Sprinkle a merriment of cheese over the soft floury
exterior of the tortilla, and then use the spatula to spread the cheesiness over the entire surface.
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I'm dreaming of a Quesadilla Christmas. |
Step 4: Place the other tortilla on top of the cheese. Now
turn the heat up a little bit more to speed the process along.
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If you want, you can imagine the two flours hugging the cheese because it's a cruel and cold world out there. That is if you want to... |
Step 5: Wait for your Latin flavors to cook for around less
than five minutes. Make sure to use the spatula to flip it occasionally so both sides get cooked.
Step 6: Wait a little bit more –
OH SHIT! Look what you guys did! You burnt it! Who told you
to wait-
Ohh. Ohhhhhhhhh. Oh.
Yeah this is my bad guys. Sorry...
Well from this mistake we can
learn to always check on your food to make sure it doesn’t get
burnt!
Unless you actually like toasty foods. Freak.
Step 7: Take your now cooked quesadilla off the stove and
place it on a plate.
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Bon appetit! That's Portuguese for the meal is safe to eat now. |
Guest Eater of the Week: Roommate Stefan aka vegetarian #1
First words upon eating quesadilla:
Damn. So many things come
to mind. Toasty… Mexico… Salty.
Tune in next week for which I prepare another questionable
meal!
And now to my sister for the post cook text wrap up!
You got skillz my friend. I think we should combine efforts. I'll bring beer and a movie. You make me food.
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DeleteI cannot stop laughing at this blog. AWESOME. Also, I've been too afraid to make cheese quesadillas yet. But I will attempt soon and I will try not to burn it. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad your sister is finally catching on. And the definition of Bon Appetite is priceless.
ReplyDeleteLol I agree it's hilarious that your sister is starting to figure it out
ReplyDeleteYour writing style is so interesting , and you are so funny that it is hard not to enjoy what you post. you should bake something next.
ReplyDeleteI think that a darkened quesadilla is the only way to go man. Especially if you fry in a cast iron!? All of the flavor from the pan... Oof.
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