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Chilli Nachos
For this recipe the equipment you will need is as follows: Saucepan, wooden spoon, can opener, colander, chopping board, grater and serving bowls.
Shopping List
- 450g (1Ib) lean minced beef
- 410g can red kidney beans
- 1 jar (500g approx) chilli con carne sauce
- 150g (5oz) tortilla chips
- 40g (1½ oz) reduced fat Cheddar cheese
Serves : 1
Difficulty : easy
Method
1. Dry fry the minced beef for 4-6 minutes, until browned.
2. Drain the red kidney beans.
3. Add the red kidney beans and chilli con carne sauce.
4. Simmer for 6-8 minutes.
5. Place the tortilla chips in the serving bowls and pour the chilli mince over the top.
6. Grate the cheese and sprinkle over the mince.
Cooks tip
Why not try minced pork or lamb? Swap the red kidney beans for chickpeas next time. Try adding jalapeños, olives, lettuce, tomatoes and serve with sour cream and guacamole. Did you know? Nachos originated in Mexico and is a popular dish which can be served as an appetiser or as a main meal.