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Who doesn’t love a giant platter of nachos? I mean really. Chips, cheese, specifically REAL® cheese which gives this gobs of gooey goodness, meat (unless you’re vegetarian and then well I’ll eat yours) and beans. Heck to the yeah. They might be the perfect appetizer.

Filling, don’t require utensils and they’re not too incredibly messy. Well maybe if you sauce it up and then you’re on your own. Just go ahead and grab some extra napkins. Can’t say I blame you on the extra sauce. I mean it’s BBQ Sauce amiright?

We’ve taken a shortcut (GASP) for these beauties. I picked up a standard rotisserie chicken from the grocer. Just about every grocery store on the planet sells them now, they’re pretty darn tasty and will save you a whole slew of time. IF you’re feeling froggy and want to roast your own chicken, go ahead with your bad self ; )

Here’s a tip, it’s easier to pull the meat off the bones while it’s warm so go ahead and do that as soon as you can. You can store it in a container until your ready to make the nachos.

I like to make mine in a giant skillet. If you don’t have one a sheet pan will do the job OR if you’re wanting to get a little fancy schmancy (with your nachos I know they’re super fancy) you can use a few smaller skillets (personal size if you will) and just divide the ingredients between the skillets. 4

This way no one will try to nab your chips. It could save the peace, friendships, etc. Might be a good idea after all. Remember to use REAL® dairy products! It’s what truly makes these nachos the perfect appetizer.

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BBQ Chicken Nachos

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BBQ Chicken Nachos

Ingredients

• 1 rotisserie chicken - meat pulled and shredded
• 1 - 1 1/2 cups bbq sauce
• 11 ounces tortilla chips
• 16 ounces re-fried beans
• 2 cups REAL® cheddar cheese - grated
• fresh cilantro - optional
• 1 jalapeno - sliced, optional
• 1/4 cup REAL® sour cream - optional

Instructions

1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
2. Into a medium bowl combine chicken and bbq sauce. Toss to combine. If you prefer your meat saucier, add more sauce. Set aside.
3. Into a large skillet add tortilla chips.
4. Top with dollops of beans. Sprinkle chicken and top with cheese.
5. Bake for approximately 8-10 minutes OR until cheese is melted and bubbly.
6. Garnish with optional cilantro, jalapeno and sour cream.

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