Shopping:
I started out with a very short shopping list and a trip to the clearance produce. I found a bag of 3 delicious yellow peppers for only 99 cents. I purchased a can of Kroger brand black beans and a half a pound of ground chuck from the deli counter. I had everything else in the pantry already (except the guacamole), so it was a fairly inexpensive meal for two adults and a baby.
Preparation:
I followed the recipe and instructions almost exactly. I forgot to cook rice and didn't have any instant rice on hand, so I left that out. It would have been better with it. I also used some cotija cheese along with the cheddar and added some cilantro since I received a bunch in my Door to Door Organics box. I started by preparing the peppers and baking them. Then I added the ground beef, Wild Tree Taco Seasoning, onions, and a little cilantro to my oiled pan. I made a well in the pan and added the black beans, corn, and some Smokey and Salsa brand salsa. Then I put in about 3/4 cup of shredded cheddar cheese and 1/4 cup of the cotija cheese. I put my baked peppers into individual ramekins as I was unable to find my bread pans (next organizing project perhaps?) and stuffed them with the taco filling. I topped them off with shredded cheddar and cotija cheeses and put them in the oven. After 15 minutes I added some tortilla chips on the top as I forgot about the guacamole when at the store.

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