Great Santa Fe Quesadilla Maker Recipes
I would like to share a couple of my favorite recipes with you. I
broke down and bought the Santa Fe Quesadilla Maker and have not looked back since. There are thousands of
recipes out there; these are just a few I made up and my family absolutely loves them. I am sure your family
will love them too. They are very easy and quick to make.
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My
Quesadillas
1 package dry ranch dressing
1/3 cup milk
¾ cup of mayonnaise (Use Hellman’s or real
Mayonnaise)
3 cups shredded jack cheese (you can use any kind of
cheese)
1/3 cup of chunky salsa, mild or hot
10 (10 inch) flour tortillas
Oil
(optional)
Blend the first five ingredients and set
aside.
Heat your Santa Fe Quesadilla maker between medium and
high.
If you use oil, spread it around on the maker. I usually use non stick
spray, any kind will do.
Lay one 10 inch tortilla onto the maker.
Spread a tablespoon, more or less onto the tortilla.
Cover it with another tortilla.
Close the lid of the Santa Fe Quesadilla maker and cook for about
three to five minutes.
You may cook them as long as you like, making them browner and
crispier the longer you cook them.
Turn them out onto a pretty, colorful platter.
I serve these with good cold Mexican beer and a
salad.
Banana
Quesadillas
I suppose this has to be my daughter’s favorite
in the entire world. It is so simple to make. She will come home from school and make one. These are also great for
the grandkids. They love to watch and sometimes they will help. Be very careful as the quesadillas are extremely
hot. Never leave little ones unattended around the Santa Fe Quesadilla maker.
2 10 inch flour tortillas
1 teaspoon of peanut butter
½ of a banana, sliced thin
Non stick spray if needed
A pinch of both cinnamon and
ginger
Heat your quesadilla maker, usually medium. You really do not want
these to be to crispy.
Mix the peanut butter and cinnamon together.
Spray the quesadilla maker with non stick spray if need
be.
Lay one tortilla on the plate.
Spread the peanut butter and cinnamon mixture onto the tortilla. Leave
about a fifth of an inch on the outside, so it will not squeeze out.
Layer the banana slices around. Kind of push them down into the peanut
butter.
Put the second tortilla on top and lower the
lid. Cook to your liking.
My daughter usually gets a cold glass of milk
and goes and watches television.
I really do enjoy my Santa Fe Quesadilla maker.
It has been a good investment. Some people will use corn tortillas; I have not tried those
yet.
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I hope you try these recipes. They are a standard in my family. Check
out websites for more wonderful recipes, they are out there. Let your imagination feed you!
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