Talk about the perfect party pleaser, and so much better
than those packaged frozen brands! Spicy Pork Taquitos are such a hit I’ve had
requests for them several times. See how
easy they are to make and serve them up at your next party along with your
favorite dips. I use smoked pork ribs
for these, but you don’t want to limit yourself. Trade out the meat and even the cheese if you
prefer something different. Just use the imagination. This will make 2 to 2 ½ dozen
taquitos.
1 ½ tsp. red pepper
3 cloves crushed garlic
1 3 oz. can green chilies
1 16 oz. Package Mexican Blend Shredded Cheese
24-30 corn tortillas
Canola cooking spray
Canola oil
Preheat oven to 350
In a large bowl mix meat and next four ingredients together
blending very well. Set bowl aside.
The tortillas will need to be softened so they will roll
easily. Typically this is done by
placing the shell in hot oil about 15 seconds on each side. To me this makes them too hot to work with,
and leaves them drenched in oil. So I
prefer to use my breakfast griddle. Set
the temperature to the highest level.
Brush tortilla with a small amount of canola oil and heat three
tortillas at a time about 30 seconds on each side. You must roll the taquito while the shell is
still hot so don’t get too far ahead of yourself.
Once your shell is ready place about 1 tablespoon of cheese
and 2 tablespoons of meat 1 inch from the edge.
Carefully fold he very edge over the meat and gently roll the taquito as
tightly as you can to the very end. Don’t
worry, it doesn’t have to be perfect. It’s
more important to be careful and not tear the shell. Place the taquitos on a baking pan (jelly roll
pans work best) coated with cook spray.
Place end side down and as close together as possible. Continue rolling until you have used all of the
filling. Spray the top with cooking
spray to get a perfect shell.Cook for 20 minutes or until taquitos are nice and crisp with a golden brown color. Turn broiler on for 30 seconds if necessary to complete the process. Sever with your favorite dip such as Fr. Onion, Guacamole, Queso of Salsa
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