Grilled Taco Nachos

Submitted by ARathkamp

"Fire up the grill or campfire! These are a staples for our weekend camping excursion trips. We found the basic recipe on Betty Crocker's website then just added to it. I suppose these could be made in the oven, but for some reason they just taste better over a fire. The ingredients here do not need to be exact since you may want to layer your nachos with more or less toppings. This is just the basic start."

 

• Ready In: 30mins
• Ingredients: 11
• Serves: 4

ingredients

• white corn tortilla chips (restaurant style, triangle shaped, salted)
• 453.59 g zesty hot sausage (we like Bob Evans)
• 453.59 g ground beef
• 2 (226.79 g) can mild green chilies (or jalapenos if you want extra spicy)
• 35.43 g packet taco seasoning
• 473.18 ml salsa
• 1 bunch green onion, chopped
• 946.36 ml shredded Mexican blend cheese
• 226.79 g sour cream
• aluminum foil (can use non-stick type)
• cooking spray

directions

1. Use aluminum foil to make 4 large sheets. Size will vary depending on how big the packets become. You will need enough to completely cover the chips and toppings.
2. Spray inside of each sheet with cooking spray so the nachos do not stick. I would still suggest this step even if using non-stick foil.
3. Make a pile of nacho chips in the middle of each foil sheet.
4. Pile on your favorite toppings from the list above, or create your own (except sour cream).
5. Fold over foil on tops to make packets (don't let any of those toppings fall out!) and place on the grill or grate over a low burning campfire.
6. Let cook / steam for about 10 - 15 minutes.
7. Remove from heat and enjoy! As a note of caution, be careful when opening the packets as they will be hot and steam will be released. Top with sour cream.

Reviews

[Andi Longmeadow Farm]

Yep, right with you on this one. I agree, everything does taste better on the fire. We used all the options and even added black beans in place of the sausage and ground beef as we had vegetarian night on the farm. Hard to believe, but true. A classic that is a sure fire for the future. Just delicious and looking forward to using this for as many summer Saturday evening's as there are. Made for I Recommend June 2009

 

[Starrynews]

Delicious! So easy, and it's great to let everyone make their own to their preference. I prepared them over the grill this time, and will definitely be keeping it on my list for campfire too. In addition to the options listed, I also put out some chopped sweet white onion, chopped green pepper, and pepperjack cheese. Thanks for sharing!