Pampered Chef's Perfect Quesadilla: A Recipe for Friday Night

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around various recipes for quesadillas and related dishes, with participants sharing personal experiences and preferences regarding specific recipes. There is a focus on the taco ring and other variations, including the All American Cheeseburger Ring and chicken enchilada ring.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, frequently makes a simplified version of the taco ring for their kids, using only meat and cheese.
  • Another participant mentions the availability of taco ring recipes in the files section, suggesting that others check there for ideas.
  • One participant expresses nostalgia for the taco ring recipe, describing it as an "oldie but goodie."
  • A participant shares a detailed recipe for the All American Cheeseburger Ring, including preparation steps and ingredients.
  • Another participant notes their preference for the chicken enchilada ring, stating it is tastier and allows for more product usage.
  • One participant shares their experience of making the All American Cheeseburger Ring, mentioning a personal modification by using less American cheese and the kids' enjoyment of the dish.
  • Another participant expresses interest in trying the taco ring for lunch, highlighting their comfort with the recipe and its appeal to their family.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on which recipe is preferred, with some participants favoring the taco ring while others suggest alternatives like the chicken enchilada ring and the All American Cheeseburger Ring. No clear consensus emerges on a single favorite recipe.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal cooking experiences and preferences, reflecting a variety of family tastes and dietary considerations.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for recipe ideas or variations that appeal to families, especially those with children or specific dietary restrictions.

ahammons
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Could someone please post this for me? I make it all of the time for my kids, but we don't use everything in the PC recipe. We usually only do the meat and cheese. :) I'm doing this one for my show on Friday, and would like to actually follow the recipe.
 
Hey there.

If you go to files and type in taco, lots of taco ring recipes will come up.

Ruthie
 
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thanks, I wasn't thinking! :)
 
No problem:) Sometimes I forget about the files too! This is an oldie but very goodie recipe!

Ruthie
 
Have you ever tried the All American Cheeseburger Ring recipe? It's great....

ALL AMERICAN CHEESEBURGER RING
(from “More Stoneware Sensations” Cookbook, 1999)

¼ C. onion, chopped
¾ lb. lean ground beef
¼ C. ketchup
2 t. prepared yellow mustard
9 slices American cheese, divided
2 packages (8 oz ea) refrigerated cresent rolls
16 dill pickle slices
3 large plum tomatoes
2 cups lettuce, shredded

~Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Chop onion using food chopper. In frying pan, cook ground beef with onion, until beef is no longer pink, drain. Add ketchup, mustard, and 5 of the cheese slices, cut up, stir until cheese is melted. Remove pan from heat.
~Unroll crescent dough, separate into 16 triangles. Arrange triangles of crescent rolls onto baking stone, with wide ends of triangles overlapping in the center and points toward the outside. Using medium scoop, scoop meat mixture evenly onto widest end of each triangle. Top each scoop with a pickle.
~Bring points of triangle up and over filling and tuck under wide ends of dough at center of ring (filling will not be completely covered) Bake
20-25 minutes or until deep golden brown. Remove from oven.
~Using garnisher, cut each of the remaining cheese slices into 4 triangles each (for a total of 16 triangles). Arrange cheese triangles over top of ring. Slice tomatoes using Ultimate Slice and Grate. Arrange tomato slices around inside of ring. Slice lettuce into thin strands using Garnisher. Place in center of ring. Cut ring into 8 servings, serve with additional ketchup and mustard, if desired.

COOK’S TIP: Just for fun, use a green bell pepper “bowl” to hold your additional condiments. Using Utility Knife, cut a green bell pepper in half vertically, being careful to keep the dividing inside membranes intact. Carefully remove the seed pods. Reserve one half bell pepper for another use. Fill remaining half (divided by membrane) with ketchup and mustard.
 
Just a thought, if your peeps like mexican, we enjoy the chicken enchillada ring. I personally think it's a tastier, and you can use more products.
 
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Thanks for posting that Laura - I've never tried it before! I think my kids would love it though... I may have to try it for lunch today.

I chose the taco ring for my next show b/c the host and her family are allergic to chocolate (I've been doing warm nutty caramel brownies) and I'm very comfortable making it. My kids love the taco ring, so I end up making it a lot! :) I've never tried the chicken enchillada ring, but it sounds good!
 
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ChefLauraW said:
Have you ever tried the All American Cheeseburger Ring recipe? It's great....

Laura, thanks for posting this! I just made it for lunch today. I'm not a fan of American cheese though, so I only put it into ½ of the mixture - that's probably why mine didn't taste the greatest. :) It wasn't bad, but it wasn't wonderful! lol But my kids ate the part with the cheese, and they loved it! That's all that matters to me, so from now on, I'll make it for them and fix myself something else.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What ingredients do I need for Pampered Chef's Perfect Quesadilla?

To make Pampered Chef's Perfect Quesadilla, you'll need flour tortillas, shredded cheese (like cheddar or Monterey Jack), cooked chicken or beef (optional), bell peppers, onions, and your choice of seasonings. You can also add salsa or guacamole for serving.

How long does it take to prepare and cook the Perfect Quesadilla?

The preparation time for the Perfect Quesadilla is about 10 minutes, and the cooking time is approximately 5-7 minutes per quesadilla. Overall, you can have a delicious meal ready in about 20 minutes.

Can I customize the filling of the Perfect Quesadilla?

Absolutely! The Perfect Quesadilla is highly customizable. You can add any ingredients you like, such as different types of cheese, vegetables, beans, or proteins. Just make sure not to overfill to prevent them from bursting while cooking.

What cooking tools do I need to make the Perfect Quesadilla?

You will need a skillet or griddle to cook the quesadillas, a spatula to flip them, and a knife or pizza cutter to slice them after cooking. Using Pampered Chef's non-stick cookware can help achieve the best results.

Can I make the Perfect Quesadilla ahead of time?

Yes, you can prepare the quesadillas ahead of time and store them in the refrigerator. Just assemble them without cooking, wrap them tightly in plastic wrap, and refrigerate. When you're ready to eat, simply cook them in the skillet until heated through and crispy.

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