Repeat as many times as you need to bake all the nachos triangles (tortilla chips). One it is golden and crispy, it is ready. Have in mind that the baking time depends on your oven as well, so you should keep an eye on the nachos every five minutes or so. Bake at 200 degrees Celsius for about 10 minutes. You can combine salt, pepper and some chilli powder and sprinkle over the nachos triangles. Don’t put nachos one on top of the other.įinally, use a baking brush to brush each nachos with olive oil and sprinkle seasoning mix. If you use one whole pack of tortilla wraps, you will get triangles for about three batches. Next, put a baking sheet in a large baking pan and lay out as many tortilla triangles as you can. You can start by cutting them all together in halves, and then each half cut in halves and so on. It’s all about the seasoning and baking time.įirst, cut your tortillas in 6 or 8 pieces each, depending on the size of the tortilla. Store bought tortillas are good enough to make perfect tortilla chips for nachos.
#HOW DO I MAKE CHEESE SAUCE USIG VELVETTA FOR NACHOS HOW TO#
If you don’t have time or you don’t know how to knead dough, you don’t need to make homemade tortilla. But let’s see first how to make homemade tortilla chips and then I will show you the nachos recipe – a longer and quicker way to make it. Or you can make cheese sauce for nachos and serve it separately. Spoiler alert, you can put slices of cheddar cheese on your homemade nachos, spread some bean paste and bake it just until the cheese is melted. Plus, if you don’t want to make cheese sauce, there is another homemade nachos recipe that requires little effort. The store bought sauces are not healthy at all and they are not even as good as the homemade cheese sauce you can make at home. But don’t think that you are doing yourself a favor. Nachos is so popular that you can buy nachos tortilla chips and cheddar sauce at almost any market. Nachos is a popular Mexican dish made of tortilla chips, cheddar cheese sauce, red bean paste, pico de gallo…but you probably know that. Jump to Recipe Print Recipe Jump to Recipe