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Spring Has Sprung

I love how the sun stays out longer, how colorful flowers are in bloom, and how everyone I seem to know is preggo. The vineyards bubble with activity, neighbors spend more time socializing outdoors, and how my favorite bloggers seem to have a renewed purpose these days. Don't you?!

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The BLAH BLAH BLAHger’s little sisty came over for dinner tonight and so I decided to try another new recipe…and all I can say is: NO ME GUSTA.

I tried another WW recipe called the Cheeseburger Bake and this was no cheeseburger. But Sisty liked it so I guess that’s all that mattered…

Hey wait, how did Sisty get her hands on the first ingredient??? I realized that I’ve done a couple of these now and never talked about the wine, so I’m going to start now! I’m allergic to tanins, so it will always be white!
The cast of characters: ground turkey, green pepper, onion, potatos, garlic, black pepper, red pepper flakes, cumin, evaporated milk…and here’s where it gets weird, tostitos and velveeta!
I added a nice South Coast Winery Semillion to the mix. It was light and fresh and a perfect wine for the beginning of Spring!
Slice of your potatoes finely, layer in a baking dish and bake on 350 degrees until they crisp up (about 10 minutes).
Brown turkey and vegetables and spices. Seperately micro velveeta, milk, and red pepper flakes. Mix together, then layer over potatoes.
Top with crunched up chips, then bake for about 35 minutes.
And serve.

So, I thought it was bland and boring. Sisty enjoyed it. Being that it’s called Cheeseburger Bake, I’m thinking it needs some serious katchup and some other spices. Also, I’d have fewer potatoes because it was too thick…I might also add some more spices when I’m browning the meat.
What do you guys think? What could I add to make this dish turn from flop to FAB?

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