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Grab a warm burrito, enjoy it while it's hot, and throw on salsa if you want. If it's easier, slice each one on the angle and serve.
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For a crispy bite, set a skillet over medium heat. Pop the burritos in seam-side down and let them brown on both sides for a few minutes until they’re golden.
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Tuck both sides in, roll the bottom up over the fillings, then keep rolling until everything’s snug. Put it down seam-side first. Keep going until they’re all wrapped up.
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Toss some corn chips on that pile of rice, pour over a big spoonful of cheese dip, sprinkle a little shredded cheese, then top it off with some sour cream.
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Start by placing a warm tortilla on your counter. Pile about 45 grams of the beef filling in the center, leaving a little space all around. Add about 45 grams of rice right on top.
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Make your Mexican rice using the directions, or just heat it if it's already cooked. For tortillas, wrap up in damp towels and microwave about half a minute until they're soft.
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If you're throwing in refried beans, mix them into the beef until everything's blended. Too thick? Add a splash of liquid so it's easy to spread. Lower the heat so it stays warm.
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Start by tossing your ground beef into a big skillet over medium-high heat. Chop it up as it cooks so there aren't big pieces, and cook until it's totally brown—about 7 minutes. If there’s too much grease, drain it off. Add your taco seasoning and water or broth, stir it all together, then let it simmer just a minute until most of that liquid's gone and the beef looks coated.