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Homemade Nachos




Source of Recipe


BexInTheCity


Recipe Introduction


my dad used to make these on sunday nights when we were hungry again after church but didn't want a huge supper since dinner was usually big!


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~Heat up a can or two of Chili with Bean
~Pop open a large can of Hormel Tamales and heat them up in a skillet, simmereing for a few minutes.
~While you are doing that, empty a ton of tortilla chips into a casserole dish
~Add the Chili and the cooked tamales (cut up into bits) to the top of your chips.
~Add generous amount of shredded cheddar and colby jack cheeses
~Put in oven on broil until the cheese is nice and melted (just a few minutes! don't burn it!)
~Add a few dollops of sour cream on top