Nachos a la Sidewalker

by Luke Sidewalker on February 7, 2010

The weather and  not finding too many coins have combined to make posting on the blog rather challenging over the past couple of weeks. So with today’s big sporting event, Superbowl XLIV between the Indianapolis Colts and the New Orleans, I thought I’d take this opportunity to take you down into the kitchens at Castle Sidewalker. I’m not much of a cook, and I never really make anything from scratch, but I do consider myself a good ‘combiner’. I’m going to share with you my favorite game time snake.

This is what you will need,  real cooks call it ingredients I believe:

Directions:

Get a baking tray and line it with some aluminum foil. Then lay out the scoops. Take the salsa and add a teaspoonful to each scoop. Now cover each scoop with a pinch of the shredded cheese. This should take less than 5 minutes. Then place the baking tray under the broiler for 2-5 minutes depending on how done you want the cheese. Take out from the broiler and place on a serving dish  with a some sour cream on the side.

And voila, you have just made Nachos a la Sidewalker! All in under 10 minutes. This is great snack not just for Superbowl Sunday, but for anytime you need to come up with something quick. Enjoy the game…

-Luke Sidewalker

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blueviolet February 7, 2010 at 11:05 am

I didn’t know that they made corn and black bean salsa in jars! Where have I been? I’m on it!!! Thank you!

Mountain Woman February 8, 2010 at 7:42 am

Sounds wonderful. Missed it for the Super Bowl but I’ll have to try it this week.

viejatwit February 18, 2010 at 10:53 am

The treat has long been digested. Time for a new blog perhaps? Or did the outcome of the super bowl destroy you? lol

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