Earlier this week I received a package from Taco Bell.
Within this package, chaos reigned.
It was a complete party box, including everything one might need to throw a dope-ass Friendsgiving.
They are your friends now.
I am simply calling it Taco Pie, and I am doing soand willcontinue to do sointhis voice.
What exactly is in this Taco Pie?
Tacos and sauteed vegetables.
Yes, it is.
First, youll have to saute some vegetables.
I added every single vegetable, and ended up with far too many vegetables.
Next, boil four Russets until they are mashable, then mash them until they are very smooth.
I used a potato ricer, because that is the easiest way to get potatoes very smooth.
It will seem like too much liquid, but dont freak out.
We are baking Taco Bell tacos into mashed potatoes; its really not worth stressing over.
Next, add a cup of shredded cheddar and four (4) packets of Taco Bell hot sauce.
If you have palate similar to mine, you might want to add even more of both.
Bake for about 40 minutes at 350F, until the top is golden brown.
Let it cool for at least 10 minutes, then serve yourself a slice.
What does this Taco Pie taste like?
It tastes like Taco Bell.
The taco and potato combination is pretty good, but we already knew it would be, didnt we?
The carrots were distracting, but all of the other vegetables worked just fine.
I ate my slice with sour cream and Fire sauce, and I ate it very quickly.
Would I serve it to other people?
This taco pie does not taste badit tastes like Taco Bell.
It slaps, actually, especially if you serve it with sour cream and hot sauce.
Its the kind of thing one should eat alone, but then, these are lonely times.
Maybe thats why Taco Bell sent this recipe to metous.
