Ground Beef and Refried Beans for Quick Burritos on the Run
This recipe for Ground Beef and Refried Beans is perfectly seasoned to make a quick burrito. The only thing to add is lots of cheese (and maybe some salsa and sour cream).
Entrees are the main dish at your meal. Most of the time, the entree is a meat dish at my house. It's a good place to start your menu-planning. If you are looking for a vegetarian entree, I suggest you look under the vegetable category as many of those recipes are also suitable for serving as an entree.
This recipe for Ground Beef and Refried Beans is perfectly seasoned to make a quick burrito. The only thing to add is lots of cheese (and maybe some salsa and sour cream).
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