Balsamic-glazed sweet onions, plus diced Rotel tomatoes, a can of corn, beans, garlic and smoky spices...
Sunday, November 18, 2012
Sunday family dinner
I love to cook on Sundays, especially if we have family coming over. "Family," in our case, means actual blood relatives or close friends we consider family. In other words, people who don't give a flip if I'm wearing yoga pants and pink fuzzy slippers all night. Friends who don't care if I sprawl on the floor after dinner to watch "Homeland" in the double-pillow hurdlers position. For that kind of family, I am preparing a new recipe tonight - pulled pork slow-cooker chili, something I made up....
featuring two pork tenderloins cooked in French onion soup mix for 5 hours until pull-apart tender....
...and topped with home-baked corn tortilla strips.
The tortilla strips were super simple. Cut corn tortillas into strips. Assemble on baking sheet, not touching. Sprinkle lightly with salt and Mexican spices and bake at 350 for about 10 minutes. Delish!
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