On Sun, 26 Jan 2014 05:57:11 -0500, Gary > wrote:

> I might make my nacho dinner. I haven't made that in over a year.
> Ground beef with onions, cooked and drained. Add seasoning (I just use
> a dry packet of taco seasoning mix), some medium heat salsa and some
> shredded extra sharp cheddar mixed in and melted. On the plate there
> is the meat mix, a pile of salsa, and a good blob of sour cream. I use
> the Tostitos Restaurant Style tortilla chips. They're crisp and salty.

No Super Bowl party here, hoping the game won't even be turned on.
Your method sounds fine, but I've never made super nachos, mainly
because I don't like all that stuff on my nachos -- however, I've
never been enamored with "stuffed" potatoes, so it figures.

I have some chicken that needs to be used for something and was
thinking about making tortilla soup.
>
> Keep your plans flexible though. There is a possibility the game could
> be pushed to Monday or even Tuesday if snow is a problem. That is the
> leagues contingency plan. Their weather forecast looks pretty snowy
> all week and next weekend but that can certainly change.
>
> I do hope your party goes well!

I thought they play football in bad weather too.


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