This is a sponsored post for Buddig. All opinions are my own.
Do you have an influential Meal Maker in your life?
I’ve had a few. My grandmother-in-law taught me how to make amazing cream gravy. My mom taught me how to cook so many things, but the special one for me is my grandma. Here’s a little video about her:
She was always putting interesting combinations together when it came to casseroles and pies. This Mexican Tortilla Lasagna is very similar to a dish she would put together.
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Mexican Tortilla Lasagna
This is an easy recipe that you can change up so easily. I often make it after we’ve had taco night or some other Mexican dish. Leftover rice and beans make this dish so easy to do. And, you can put it together however you want. There is no right or wrong way to make a Mexican Tortilla Lasagna.
Here’s a video to show you how I like to make it:
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Mexican Tortilla Lasagna
Description
This Mexican Tortilla Lasagna is so easy to make. It’s perfect for leftovers from a TexMex or taco night. And, there’s no wrong way to put it together!
Ingredients
- 12 small corn tortillas
- 1 can of black beans, drained
- cheddar cheese (10 slices or 2 cups of shredded)
- 2 packages of Buddig turkey lunchmeat
- 3 cups Taco/Mexican rice
- 1 jar salsa
- Sour cream
- Green onions
- Sliced jalapenos
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350 F degrees.
- Spray a square baking dish with canola oil.
- Start with adding a third of the salsa to the bottom of the pan.
- Next, layer 4 tortillas to cover the salsa.
- Now add half the rice.
- Cover the rice in 1 package of Buddig turkey lunch meat.
- Layer the black beans over the lunch meat.
- Add a layer of cheddar cheese.
- Add the second half of the rice over the cheese.
- Add another layer of tortillas.
- Then, top the tortillas with the second package of Buddig turkey lunch meat.
- Add another layer of cheese.
- Lay the last layer of tortillas.
- If you have any cheese left, layer it again.
- Then, pour over the rest of the salsa.
- Top with jalapeno slices if desired.
- Bake for 30 minutes and allow to cool for 10 minutes or so before slicing and serving.
- Top with a dollop of sour cream and some green onions.
75 Years with Buddig
Carl Buddig and Company is celebrating 75 years of feeding family traditions by paying tribute to “Meal Makers.” They want show their gratitude to everyone who has made more than just a sandwich bringing families closer together. They’re having a huge sweepstakes and giving customers a chance to win up to $75,000 worth of prizes! Here’s what you need to do:
Make a 1-minute online video submission to the company’s website as a thank you to the “meal makers” who made an impact in your life — like my video above! Head over to the sweepstakes and look for the “Share Your Story” tab and enter your video. Each submission will be eligible to win up to $25,000. Winners will be selected by the authenticity of their story, context relevance, audience appeal, quality of their video and by the number of votes they receive.
Check out the prizes:
- Grand Prize Winner – One lucky winner will be awarded $25,000 and will receive an additional product “Prize Pack” at $125 value.
- First Prize – Four candidates will receive $7,500.
- Second Prize – 20 candidates will receive $750.
- Additional Prizes – Throughout the 13-week promotion, five candidates will be selected to receive $75 each week.
Candidates must be 18 years or older at the time of entry. The promotion is open to applicants in all 50 states and the District of Columbia and is limited to one submission per household. The deadline for submission is Aug. 31 at 11:59 p.m. CST. To upload your video or get more information, be sure to visit www.thankyou.buddig.com
Wait! There’s more!
We’re also giving away Five (5) Buddig Prize Packs! We’ll be picking 5 Winners! Enter below for your chance to win one! Each prize pack includes:
- apron
- lunch bag
- coupons
- magnets
- a stuffed Buddig Bull
56 comments
I’d like to thank for my husband for being a great meal maker.
My wife makes most of our dinners, but I pack my own lunch because of the time I leave. She is a great cook, so I look forward to those meals all day!!
I’m the meal maker of the house. My husband and kids try but usually just make a mess.
My moms boyfriend does all the cooking! And its all wonderful too. I think I am forgetting how to cook!
I’m the meal maker in my house, it seems I’m always cooking and planning.
Nope, I am the maker of meals in my home.
I’d like to thank my mom for teaching me all I know about cooking!
The Meal Maker in my life would be my Mom, she is the best cook and I also have some recipes that I make on special occasions for my Grandfather and Great Grandmother’s cream puff recipe.
I’d have to thank myself because in my household I’m the MealMaker.
I am the meal maker, so I give myself a pat on the back!
I am the main meal maker but I sure do love when my fiance’ does it!
I would like to thank my meal maker husband.
My husband is our summer meal maker most evenings because he mans the grill.
My son and his girlfriend are my favorite meal makers!
I’d definitely love to thank my boyfriend for being the chef in the house! He makes dinner possible because I never was really gifted in cooking!
i totally gotta thank my mea maker hubby! he cooks while i work the night shift! he’s amazing@
I am the meal maker, thanks to me! lol jk
I’m the meal maker here. My thanks is seeing everyone enjoy what I make.
I am the meal maker, fun givewawy, Id like to win the bull!
I wish but I’m the meal maker.
I am the main meal maker, but I love it when my husband does lunch for the kids!
My wife and I are the meal makers in the house.
the meal maker is my grandma she is a great cook
My daughter’s are both great cooks, I could learn a few things from them. LOL
I am normally the meal maker but my daughter is starting to pitch in and it’s nice not having to do it all.
My roommate makes great food and shares!
No I am the meal maker
My wonderful neighbor Jen has been dropping off meals for us while my father was in the hospital. It was great knowing the family was fed when I was tied up running back and forth to medical appointments
The meal maker of the house is me, so yes! I do enjoy doing it though, cooking can be such a relaxing thing if you let it. 🙂
My mother cooked meals for us every day when I was growing up!
I am the meal maker in my house, but my mom is also a great meal maker.
The meal maker I would like to thank is my boyfriend he makes so delicious Fried Chicken
I would have to thanks me~ but they help do the dishes.
My spouse always helps
My husband is a great meal maker, always cooking on his days off.
me!!! I’m the meal maker
I would have to thank myself.
I am the main meal maker in my house but my husband does help out which I appreciate so much.
I am the Meal Maker over here! I’d like to hear some Thanks! 🙂 🙂
My Mother is a great meal maker.
Well, I guess I’d like to thank myself! Thanks for hosting.
My daughter is always cooking up things for us. Tonight smelling the pound cake
I am typically the meal maker in my house.
my husband does a lot of the cooking for us
My mom is always so busy but she always makes the time to cook us dinner every night!
Haha. I’m the only great meal maker
I am the meal maker, but my family always thanks me for it 🙂
I’d like to thank my husband for being a great meal maker when I’m not feeling up to it!
My mom and my grandmother were the big inspirations and helping me learn how to cook!
I am the meal maker of the house
Yes I would love to thank my mom for making me meals for most of my life until I moved out!
I usually cook, but when I’m home my mom is the meal maker
My husband is the great meal maker in the family. I’m just average.
I’m the meal maker in my household.
I want to try the mexican tortilla lasagna that you made. I know mine wont come out as great but I really want to try it! Wish I could eat the one on this page!
My sister and daughter-in-law do most f the meal making. Thanks!