Taco Trickery? Try the Turkey!

taco.jpgTaco Trickery? Never! We call it Taco MAGIC.

I’ve been following this beef taco recipe for several years — but we make a few simple changes:

First - use ground turkey! Trust me: beef masks the flavors of the spices, turkey lets them ring. Sure, sure sometimes a greasy beef taco is what you need. When you want really full taco flavor and to let the chili, cumin and garlic combo run: turkey is the answer.

Second - taste your chili powder. Supermarket chili powders vary a lot brand to brand. I tend to look for the international foods section and pick out some chili powder than comes in a bag instead of a bottle. For some reason I get spicier results from that buy.

Third - get high quality taco shells and fixins. I really like Bearitos taco shells and will always heat them in the oven before serving. The warm shell makes a big difference. Also fresh organic tomatoes and lettuce. You’re going to be eating this stuff raw on top of the taco, it should be great quality.

I really love the Turkey Tacos. Its an easy and tasty dinner to prepare that always leaves us (2 adults) with leftovers that heat up great into another meal.


1 Response to “Taco Trickery? Try the Turkey!”

  1. 1 Jemaleddin

    Shells? What the hell are shells?

    Wait, do you mean those pre-fried corn tortillas? Oh jeez - you haven’t lived son! Heat up some vegetable oil over medium heat in a 6-inch cast iron skillet and fry your own corn tortillas! Drop one in, let it float and sizzle for a few seconds, fold it in half holding it open a little bit, flip it over, and dry it on some paper towels. Do them one at a time for each taco you prepare and they’ll be hot, crispy and delicious.

    What you’ve been eating aren’t even tacos!

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