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).
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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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