Fried Roll Ups - Mallie Holland Woods Recipe
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Ingredients: Meat - can be cooked hamburger, left over roast,
turkey, chicken, buffalo, elk, deer meat, anteleope, mule deer
Pinto beans or chili beans
Favorite Cheese (grated)
Large Flour Tortilla Shells
Paper Plates
Paper Towels
Frying Pan
Little Bit of Wesson Oil
Hot Sauce
Cookie Sheet
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Directions:Take either cooked meat or beans and warm up
Place on large flour shell at one end (hint - to make shell pilable - wet paper towel until lightly moist - place one on top of shell and one on bottom of shell and put into micro wave for 15 to 20 seconds and then use). Put cheese on top of meat or beans (or both if you prefer). Put hot sauce to taste. Carefully fold and tuck shell around ingredients and roll up into itself.
Place shell into frying pan in grease that is medium
brown on all sides (slowly so as not to pop on you)
Take out and place on paper towels on cookie sheet to drain
Serve while hot - you made add side dishes like tomatoes, onions, lettuce, more hot sauce, cheese, etc. |
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Servings:6 to 8 people |
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Time:30 to 40 minutes tops |
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Notes: When Roy and I were first married we lived in North Carolina, my home state. We decided to go back and visit Mom (Mallie) and Pop (Fred) for a couple of weeks. I lost 9 lbs. Pop was horrified. He thought my Mom and Dad would think that they had mistreated me. The problem was that Mom thought Roy hadn't had Mexican food in years. She tried to make up for it in weeks. At that time she was seasoning all the food as she prepared it and wasn't leaving it up to each individual - everything was too hot for me. I couldn't eat the food. Roy was thriving and I was starving. On the sly, Roy had to stop at the local hamburger joint and buy me a hamburger. Pop fed me plums and other fruit and Mom happily cooked away. I survived and learned to fix roll ups myself. I like doing it with wild game. I like mixing in the beans. I love emptying the frig and dumping everything in it - great fresh way to get rid of left overs and it's cheap - everything is on hand. Roy Jr. and his friends could go through several dozen growing up. He and his friends still talk about Mom coming for a visit and how she used to get in the kitchen and fix them her roll ups and yes, their mouths still water with anticipation!
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