Fundito with Chorizo & Black Beans

Fundito with Chorizo & Black Beans Recipe
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Categories: Cheese Appetizers, Other Appetizers, Dips, Other Sauces, Chips, Quick & Easy, For Kids
Keywords: cheese, sausage, beans, Party, chorizo, chip, black
Serves: 8-10
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Ingredients

1 pkg beef chorizo
1 can(s) black beans, canned
1 sm onion, diced
1 sm green bell pepper, diced
1 can(s) green chiles, diced
1 tsp cumin or taco seasoning
1 clove garlic, minced
1 c cheddar cheese
1 c monterey jack cheese
2 Tbsp pickled jalapeno, sliced or diced
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dawn01
Member Since Aug 2011
Dawn's Notes:

Fundito means molten or melted in spanish! who doesn't love melty gooey cheesy stuff? This snack is great for a crowd. Add cheese, chorizo and beans and you got yourself some Yummm! This is something completely different than most party food and was a huge hit recently at party I took it to...Check it out!

 

Directions

1
Preheat oven to 475 degrees

Cook chorizo in large skillet. Takes about 5-6 minutes then drain into colander and set aside.
2
In same pan with oily residue add 1 teaspoon oil and saute onion & bell pepper until translucent. Add drained & rinsed black beans, chiles, cumin & garlic. Saute for another 2-4 minutes just to get beans heated through.
3
Add cooked chorizo back into mixture and shut heat off.
4
Coat 9x13 cake pan or casserole with nonstick spray.
5
Spread mixture over the bottom of pan then top with each type of cheese.

Bake @ 475 degrees for 20 minutes
or Broil for 7 minutes keeping a close eye not to burn.
6
Serve hot with tortillas & tortilla chips.

Use any cheese combo you like: Mexican blends
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Jennifer Howland ajoyfulheart
Feb 9, 2013
This sounds yummy :) Do you mix the jalapeno into the meat and bean mix, or do you sprinkle it on top of the cheese? Thanks for sharing the recipe! ;)
dawn01
Dawn Whitted dawn01
Feb 11, 2013
Jennifer: You can do either way with the jalapeno but I chopped a little and added to meat mixture when cooking. I then topped it with a few rings because I took it to a party and wanted the guests to know it had heat...I hope yo like it:) let me know and don't forget to rate this recipe

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