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Yield: 12 servings
Pork strips, jazzed up with taco seasoning, salsa and beans, become a hearty filling for taco shells. Submitted by Joan Schweger of Elburn, IL for Bake-Off Contest 37, 1996.
The apricot preserves are a good touch. I've used apricot preserves in barbecue sauces for years, but have never tried them with salsa. Very, very good.
Strips of pork loin are also good when put into a slo-cooker with 1 cup apricot preserves and 2 cups barbecue sauce.
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I made these tacos last night for my girlfriend and I and they were amazing. Before I made them my girlfriend stated that the recipe didn't sound very good, but after she tried them she was very impressed and told me that they were actually very good. It was very easy to make and the leftovers warmed up and tasted just as good as when I cooked it.
I had taken the good advice of Mr. Fix-It and added a roasted poblano chili. I cut it in small slices and added them with the mixture of beans, salsa, and preserves. Very good addition...thank you Mr. Fix-It. I will definitely make these tacos for friends next time. This recipe is an impressive way to spice up anyone's taco night.
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These tacos were really good and best of all, quick and easy to make! I would say it serves 6-8, rather than 12. I love the addition of the apricot preserves, it adds just a touch of sweetness to the spice. I will definitely make these again. Another thought, you could probably take the leftovers and wrap it in a burrito with some rice for the next day!
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Ran down to the store, got the ingredients and whipped these out for dinner. Delicious. I added a little liquid smoke and a roasted poblano chile to spice it up a little more.
To the person who thought it complicated, I'd suggest looking for recipes with shorter ingredient lists until you're more comfortable in the kitchen.
And to the ones comparing foods to bodily fluids (hopefully deleted by now): don't you have anything better to do after school than hanging out in food forums???
Anyways, thanks for the creative recipe, it's a keeper!
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These tacos are amazing and quick to prepare. I recommend it to anyone who is tight for time and wants a decent meal.
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