Spicy Hash
:ohyeaah its quick easy and delicious... Would appreciate comments!
Cooking Instructions
- 1
In a pan on medium heat add in grounded hamburger meat. This is the time you can add in your favorite seasonings.
- 2
After meat is browned drain grease and add in diced potatos.
- 3
After 15 mins add in the full diced onion.
- 4
Slice and chop your red bell pepper, cilantro, and spicy peppers. Put them to the side
- 5
10 mins after adding in your onions add in the can of diced tomatos. Stir often and if needed turn heat down a little.
- 6
15 mins later add in your sliced and chopped cilantro, red pepper, and spicy peppers.
- 7
5 mins after adding in your last ingredients cut your lemon in half and squeeze in the juices all over with the cut side up.
- 8
Stir and enjoy! :-)
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