It’s easy to fall into a rut when ground beef is staring back from the fridge and the pantry is stocked with things bought for “someday.” With 35 recipe suggestions, picking what’s for dinner might actually get interesting again. Old favorites get a twist, and new combinations come together without a long grocery list. There’s a good chance that even the pickiest family member won’t be able to complain about a lack of variety.

A white plate with a serving of Frito pie, topped with corn chips, is shown on a light surface.
Frito Pie. Photo credit: Retro Recipe Book.

Cincinnati Chili

A plate of spaghetti topped with Cincinnati chili, shredded cheddar cheese, and chopped onions, with a fork lifting a bite.
Cincinnati Chili. Photo credit: Cook What You Love.

Many households turn to their pantry for quick meals, and nothing underscores this approach like Cincinnati Chili, which uses simple, straightforward ingredients to create a rich, spiced sauce poured over spaghetti. Mixing standard ground beef with pantry staples like tomato sauce, vinegar, and spices gives this dish its unique character and depth of flavor. A touch of cinnamon and cocoa powder makes a big difference, setting this meal apart from typical meat sauces you may be used to.
Get the Recipe: Cincinnati Chili

Shepherd’s Pie Bites

Eight Shepherd's Pie Bites are arranged on a slate board, garnished with chopped chives.
Shepherd’s Pie Bites. Photo credit: Cook What You Love.

Using classic pantry ingredients can stretch ground beef into fun, shareable options such as Shepherd’s Pie Bites, blending mashed potatoes, beef, and vegetables into individual servings. Simple components from cans and bags mean you don’t need to run to the store to pull off this comforting meal. Shaping them in a muffin tin creates perfect little portions with a crisp edge and a creamy middle. They offer a great way to use up bits of frozen veggies or leftover mashed potatoes, so nothing goes to waste, and everyone stays happy during dinner.
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Mississippi-Style Salisbury Steak

Three Salisbury steak patties topped with onions and brown gravy, garnished with parsley, served on a white rectangular plate.
Mississippi-Style Salisbury Steak. Photo credit: The Bite Stuff.

Homemade meals really shine with familiar flavors found in Mississippi-Style Salisbury Steak, where ground beef is seasoned with pantry spices and cooked into patties enriched by mushroom and onion gravy. Pantry staples like breadcrumbs, canned mushrooms, and condensed soup turn basic ingredients into a filling dinner option that’s both affordable and hearty. Each serving pairs well with mashed potatoes or rice, making it easy to use whatever grains are on hand.
Get the Recipe: Mississippi-Style Salisbury Steak

Authentic Bolognese Sauce

Bolognese Sauce on pasta.
Authentic Bolognese Sauce. Photo credit: Cook What You Love.

Coming together with a handful of pantry goods, Authentic Bolognese Sauce showcases how ground beef can be simmered slowly with tomatoes, milk, and aromatic vegetables for a classic Italian meal. Everyday pasta nights benefit from this approach, as the sauce uses carrots, onions, and celery that you likely already have, along with tomato paste or crushed tomatoes from the cupboard. Milk adds a touch of richness without needing anything hard to find.
Get the Recipe: Authentic Bolognese Sauce

Cheeseburger Pie

A Cheeseburger Pie topped with shredded lettuce, diced tomatoes, pickles, and chopped red onions in a white pie dish on a light wooden surface.
Cheeseburger Pie. Photo credit: The Bite Stuff.

Dinner can look inventive with nothing but ground beef, cheese, and a few baking staples, brought together beautifully in Cheeseburger Pie, which sets seasoned beef in a crust made from pantry items and tops it with melted cheddar. A quick mix of eggs, milk, and biscuit mix anchors this dish, emphasizing how much can be achieved with common kitchen supplies. Kids and adults both recognize the nostalgic flavors packed into each wedge.
Get the Recipe: Cheeseburger Pie

Spaghetti Bread

Toasted bread slices topped with spaghetti, meat sauce, melted cheese, and garnished with chopped parsley on a metal baking sheet.
Spaghetti Bread. Photo credit: Dinner by Six.

Bread and pasta both often hang out in the pantry, and with a little ground beef, they unite for something exciting in Spaghetti Bread, turning leftover spaghetti and sauce into a stuffed, portable main dish. Ground beef is browned with whatever vegetables you have, then mixed with marinara and cheese before getting bundled into dough. When the loaf bakes, the inside turns warm and cheesy, offering a clever, portable way to serve a classic combination.
Get the Recipe: Spaghetti Bread

Smoked Meatloaf

Sliced Smoked Meatloaf on a cutting board with salt and pepper shakers on the side.
Smoked Meatloaf. Photo credit: Cook What You Love.

Leftover ground beef finds a perfect match with spices and breadcrumbs commonly found in Smoked Meatloaf, wrapped into a loaf and cooked until smoky and tender. Mixing eggs, onions, and simple seasonings into the meat creates a dense, flavorful slice with a slightly crisp crust on the outside. A tangy sauce made from pantry staples like ketchup, brown sugar, and mustard coats the top, caramelizing as it cooks. Easy to slice and simple to reheat, this dish works well when you want something tried-and-true using familiar ingredients.
Get the Recipe: Smoked Meatloaf

Baked Ziti

A close-up of a wooden spoon lifting a serving of baked ziti with melted cheese and tomato sauce from a casserole dish.
Baked Ziti. Photo credit: The Bite Stuff.

Pasta dishes built from basic ingredients always deliver, and Baked Ziti highlights how pantry pasta, jarred sauce, and ground beef come together in one cheesy, bubbling casserole. Layers of noodles, ricotta, mozzarella, and beef sauce bake into a filling dinner without much effort or need for specialty groceries. Every bite showcases how accessible this recipe is, relying on shelf-stable items plus any cheese left in your fridge. After baking until hot and melty, Baked Ziti brings everyone to the table without any fuss.
Get the Recipe: Baked Ziti

Slow Cooker Porcupine Meatballs

A white rectangular plate with slow cooker porcupine meatballs, garnished with fresh herbs.
Slow Cooker Porcupine Meatballs. Photo credit: Retro Recipe Book.

Rice in the cupboard and ground beef from the fridge make Slow Cooker Porcupine Meatballs, a set-it-and-forget-it meal that turns simple ingredients into something much more comforting and tender. Combining beef with uncooked rice, onion, and a can of tomato soup lets the rice plump up right in the slow cooker. This method ensures every meatball stays moist and cooks evenly, making meal prep simple. With minimal prep, you end up with flavorful meatballs that go well over mashed potatoes or by themselves for an easy meal.
Get the Recipe: Slow Cooker Porcupine Meatballs

Classic Skillet Lasagna with Ground Beef

A hand holds a fork with a Classic Skillet Lasagna with Ground Beef topped with melted cheese and herbs.
Classic Skillet Lasagna with Ground Beef. Photo credit: Retro Recipe Book.

One pan is all you need when making use of leftover pasta, cheese, and pantry ground beef in Classic Skillet Lasagna with Ground Beef, where lasagna sheets break down right in the sauce. Layering noodles with a beefy tomato sauce and generous amounts of cheese means familiar Italian flavors without heating up the oven. Each serving comes together in less than an hour and can finish bubbling right on your stovetop. When covered with a lid, the pasta softens as flavors meld, creating comfort from everyday ingredients.
Get the Recipe: Classic Skillet Lasagna with Ground Beef

Slow Cooker Mississippi Meatballs

Bowl of browned Slow Cooker Mississippi Meatballs garnished with chopped parsley and yellow pepperoncini peppers.
Slow Cooker Mississippi Meatballs. Photo credit: Dinner by Six.

Bringing simplicity and flavor together, Slow Cooker Mississippi Meatballs combine pantry meatballs, tangy pepperoncini, ranch seasoning, and gravy mix in a slow cooker for a hands-off dish. Placing ground beef meatballs in the pot with common shelf-stable ingredients ensures they soak in all the flavors as they cook. Every ingredient is something easy to keep on hand, making this recipe convenient to prepare, whether it is a busy weeknight or casual dinner. The finished meatballs suit rice, noodles, or bread, depending on what else is available in your kitchen.
Get the Recipe: Slow Cooker Mississippi Meatballs

Pastitsio

A square piece of pastitsio served on a stack of black plates with three forks and a rectangular baking tray filled with the same pasta on the side.
Pastitsio. Photo credit: Retro Recipe Book.

With dried pasta, ground beef, canned tomato sauce, and a bit of milk or cream, Pastitsio offers layers similar to lasagna but with Greek flair, finished under a creamy topping. The dish begins by making a thick beef sauce using pantry spices, then layering it with pasta and a rich béchamel made from butter, flour, and milk. Even with minimal ingredients, the flavors come together to make a one-pan meal that feels substantial and comforting. Baked until golden, every slice demonstrates how much pantry basics can accomplish.
Get the Recipe: Pastitsio

Classic Hamburger Stew

A pot of classic hamburger stew and a wooden spoon.
Classic Hamburger Stew. Photo credit: Dinner by Six.

Veggies, potatoes, broth, and ground beef become something memorable when put together in Classic Hamburger Stew, a recipe that brings everyone to the table with little more than pantry essentials. Starting by browning ground beef and adding chopped vegetables and canned tomatoes makes this meal both quick and sustaining. A balanced broth ties everything together, offering comfort and nourishment with just a handful of common supplies. When simmered until the potatoes are soft, every spoonful highlights the value of simple meal planning.
Get the Recipe: Classic Hamburger Stew

Zucchini Lasagna

A close-up, slightly high-angle view of Zucchini Lasagna squares arranged on a dark gray baking sheet, each topped with a glossy, light brown apple filling and a generous sprinkle of light brown crumb topping.
Zucchini Lasagna. Photo credit: The Bite Stuff.

Swapping noodles for fresh or stored zucchini, Zucchini Lasagna takes leftover ground beef, cheese, and tomato sauce for a lighter take on a classic dish, perfect for using both fresh produce and canned goods. Slices of zucchini replace pasta and are layered with beef, sauce, and cheese to form several hearty layers. The combination of pantry sauce and ground beef means prep time stays low while flavor remains fulfilling. After a quick bake, each piece melds together for a meal that feels wholesome and easy to prepare.
Get the Recipe: Zucchini Lasagna

Slow Cooker Honey-Garlic Meatballs

Honey-Garlic Meatballs in a thick red sauce are being stirred with a wooden spoon in a white ceramic pot.
Slow Cooker Honey-Garlic Meatballs. Photo credit: The Bite Stuff.

Sweet and sticky sauces are possible with standard ingredients in Slow Cooker Honey-Garlic Meatballs, where frozen or homemade meatballs are simmered with honey, soy sauce, and garlic. Everything gets tossed in the slow cooker, so you can relax while flavors blend over several hours. Pantry items such as ketchup and brown sugar round out the sauce, creating a meal perfect for serving over rice or noodles. Once finished, each meatball soaks up lots of sauce, making this meal a reliable option for quick dinners.
Get the Recipe: Slow Cooker Honey-Garlic Meatballs

John Wayne Casserole

A slice of John Wayne casserole on a black plate beside a baking dish of the same casserole.
John Wayne Casserole. Photo credit: Retro Recipe Book.

Pantry cooking finds a champion in John Wayne Casserole, mixing ground beef with canned vegetables, biscuit mix, and cheese for a Tex-Mex-inspired bake that comes together with little effort. Combining ingredients in layers before baking ensures maximum flavor with minimal preparation. Salsa or Rotel tomatoes can easily substitute for fresh vegetables, demonstrating adaptability and convenience. When topped with cheese and finished in the oven, this casserole makes use of everything hiding in your cupboards in one hearty meal.
Get the Recipe: John Wayne Casserole

Queso Blanco Rotel Dip

A hand holds a chip dipped in creamy Queso Blanco Rotel Dip over a pan of the same mixture.
Queso Blanco Rotel Dip. Photo credit: Cook What You Love.

Homemade dips taste great with basic pantry finds in Queso Blanco Rotel Dip, where ground beef, canned tomatoes, green chilies, and processed cheese combine for an easy party dish or snack. Melting the cheese with tomatoes and mixing in browned beef keeps everything creamy and scoopable. This dip works equally well as a topping for nachos or as a centerpiece for dipping chips and vegetables. With just a few shelf-stable ingredients, you get a popular appetizer ready in minutes.
Get the Recipe: Queso Blanco Rotel Dip

Slow-Cooker Taco Soup

Two bowls of Slow-Cooker Taco Soup next to sliced lime.
Slow-Cooker Taco Soup. Photo credit: Gimme Soup.

Large batches become easy when you use cans of beans, tomatoes, and corn in Slow-Cooker Taco Soup, where ground beef and taco seasoning turn everything into a Tex-Mex inspired soup. Toss all your ingredients in the slow cooker and let them simmer together, infusing the soup with rich, layered notes. Being able to use whatever beans or veggies you have on hand means this recipe adapts to what’s available in your home. Toppings like cheese, sour cream, or tortilla chips make the meal extra filling and personalized.
Get the Recipe: Slow-Cooker Taco Soup

Taco Stuffed Tomatoes

A sliced tomato stuffed with seasoned ground meat, shredded cheese, lettuce, sour cream, and jalapeño slices is served on a white plate with a fork.
Taco Stuffed Tomatoes. Photo credit: Dinner by Six.

Using fresh or canned tomatoes as edible bowls for seasoned ground beef, Taco Stuffed Tomatoes show how ground beef plus basic taco seasoning quickly fills a quick lunch or light dinner option. After hollowing out tomatoes, simply fill each one with the cooked beef mixture and top with cheese. A brief bake melts everything together while keeping flavors bright and vibrant. With only a few ingredients and simple preparation, this recipe suits busy days and helps clear out produce that’s nearly ready to use up.
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Easy Ground Beef Fried Rice

Ground Beef Fried Rice served in a white bowl with blue chopstick on top.
Easy Ground Beef Fried Rice. Photo credit: Retro Recipe Book.

Packed with leftover rice and frozen vegetables, Easy Ground Beef Fried Rice makes a quick meal by stir-frying ground beef with soy sauce, garlic, and pantry rice. Everything gets tossed in one pan for speedy preparation, and you can add eggs if you have them for a fluffier texture. The recipe is flexible, encouraging you to swap in whatever vegetables or seasonings need to be used up. Each batch transforms scattered leftovers into a filling main dish that needs very little extra shopping.
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Southern Ground Beef & Baked Bean Casserole

A square baking dish filled with Southern Ground Beef & Baked Bean Casserole and topped with strips of cooked bacon; a wooden spoon holds a serving.
Southern Ground Beef & Baked Bean Casserole. Photo credit: Cook What You Love.

Comfort food comes easily with ground beef, canned baked beans, and barbecue sauce, making up Southern Ground Beef & Baked Bean Casserole for an all-in-one meal built from pantry supplies. After browning the meat, just add your beans, sauce, and chopped onions or peppers before baking everything together. The sweet and smokey flavors remind everyone of barbeque night without extensive prep or cooking time. This dish fits well as a main course or hearty side, and leftovers heat up nicely for lunches the next day.
Get the Recipe: Southern Ground Beef & Baked Bean Casserole

Recipe for Poor Man’s Meal

A plate of ground beef and diced potatoes cooked with tomatoes and herbs, garnished with parsley, with a fork on the side.
Recipe for Poor Man’s Meal. Photo credit: Retro Recipe Book.

dinners can look resourceful with Recipe for Poor Man’s Meal, which mixes together potatoes, onions, hot dogs, and ground beef that you likely already have in your kitchen. This old-school dish comes together quickly in a skillet, letting flavors blend as everything browns. Seasonings like salt, pepper, or ketchup add a touch of character, allowing for endless customizations based on what’s in your fridge or cupboard. It all goes to show that simple, budget-friendly meals can be both filling and memorable, especially when time and energy are in short supply.
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Ground Beef Philly Cheesesteak

Double halves of Ground Beef Philly Cheesesteak on a slate plate.
Ground Beef Philly Cheesesteak. Photo credit: Dinner by Six.

Sautéed ground beef, onions, and bell peppers are united with melty provolone cheese in Ground Beef Philly Cheesesteak, letting you recreate a classic sandwich with budget-friendly ingredients from your fridge and pantry. The mix is served on toasted hoagie rolls or whatever bread you have, staying as fulfilling as the original without needing sliced steak. In under thirty minutes, you can have a hearty sandwich perfect for using up leftovers or when feeding a hungry crowd.
Get the Recipe: Ground Beef Philly Cheesesteak

Meaty Texas Cowboy Stew

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Meaty Texas Cowboy Stew. Photo credit: Retro Recipe Book.

Beef, beans, corn, and potatoes from the pantry come together for Meaty Texas Cowboy Stew, a meal meant to be hearty and filling, especially when maximizing what’s on hand. Brown ground beef and onion, then add canned and frozen vegetables to fill out the stew’s body. Seasonings like chili powder and cumin punch up the flavors, making the most out of basic stock. This stew works well for batch cooking, providing plenty of leftovers and stretching supplies further with every serving.
Get the Recipe: Meaty Texas Cowboy Stew

Shepherd’s Pie Stuffed Baked Potatoes

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Shepherd’s Pie Stuffed Baked Potatoes. Photo credit: Dinner by Six.

Twice-baked potatoes become a meal in Shepherd’s Pie Stuffed Baked Potatoes, made by piling seasoned ground beef, vegetables, and a scoop of mashed potatoes onto potato halves before finishing with a sprinkle of cheese. Each component uses leftover or shelf-stable goods, making them perfect for clear-out-the-fridge nights. Roasting the potatoes brings out a crisp shell and fluffy inside, while the filling stays warm and comforting. These are easy to assemble and bake for a cozy, single-serve dish that brings together the best of straightforward home cooking.
Get the Recipe: Shepherd’s Pie Stuffed Baked Potatoes

Carne Molida: Mexican Ground Beef

A plate of cooked ground beef mixed with diced vegetables and garnished with lime wedges and chopped herbs. A red striped cloth is placed beside the plate.
Carne Molida: Mexican Ground Beef. Photo credit: Cook What You Love.

Adaptable for tacos, rice bowls, or stuffed peppers, Carne Molida: Mexican Ground Beef browns ground beef with pantry spices, tomatoes, onions, and garlic for a quick, versatile filling. Ingredients like cumin, chili powder, and tomato sauce help create familiar Mexican notes, and you can add beans or peppers for variety. Quick to cook in one skillet, this recipe suits busy nights when you’d like bold flavors without extra steps. Serving it with tortillas or over rice ensures a complete, rounded dinner right from your pantry.
Get the Recipe: Carne Molida: Mexican Ground Beef

Beefy Cabbage Roll Casserole

A slice of Beefy cabbage roll casserole on a black plate.
Beefy Cabbage Roll Casserole. Photo credit: Dinner by Six.

Rice, cabbage, and ground beef shine together in Beefy Cabbage Roll Casserole, built from layering cooked beef, tomato sauce, and cabbage in a baking dish—easy to prep with grocery basics. Cabbage breaks down as the casserole bakes, soaking up the robust, seasoned beef and rice mixture. Every layer makes use of inexpensive pantry items, helping feed a crowd or stretch leftovers for another meal. This casserole is a one-dish solution when you want simple flavors, fewer dishes, and less time in the kitchen.
Get the Recipe: Beefy Cabbage Roll Casserole

Copycat Maid-Rite Loose Meat Sandwich

Copycat Maid-Rite Loose Meat Sandwich on a white plate with chips.
Copycat Maid-Rite Loose Meat Sandwich. Photo credit: Dinner by Six.

Simple ground beef sandwiches come together quickly as Copycat Maid-Rite Loose Meat Sandwich offers a seasoned, crumbly beef filling, flavored with onions, mustard, vinegar, and pickles. Cooking this filling is all about capturing that classic diner style, using everyday items you already keep handy. Served on hamburger buns, this dish skips the usual cheese and sauces in favor of slightly tangy, tasty beef. Pile the filling on rolls for a quick meal reminiscent of those Midwestern restaurant staples.
Get the Recipe: Copycat Maid-Rite Loose Meat Sandwich

Cheesy Lasagna Soup

Bowl of lasagna soup and a dollop of cheese on top.
Cheesy Lasagna Soup. Photo credit: Gimme Soup.

Turning the essence of lasagna into spoonable comfort, Cheesy Lasagna Soup cooks ground beef with tomatoes, pasta, and a blend of cheeses for a meal that’s as hearty as a classic casserole. One pot and a handful of pantry staples keep prep simple and cleanup minimal for busy nights. The soup stays warming and filling, using broken lasagna noodles or any pasta you have on hand. Cheese stirred in at the end creates the familiar flavor of baked pasta, all without turning on the oven.
Get the Recipe: Cheesy Lasagna Soup

Shipwreck Casserole

Shipwreck Casserole in a black dish with a spoon.
Shipwreck Casserole. Photo credit: Retro Recipe Book.

Nothing goes unused when preparing Shipwreck Casserole, a meal constructed from layers of ground beef, potatoes, veggies, and canned soup found right in the pantry. Each ingredient gets layered in a baking dish, allowing the flavors to blend as everything bakes to softness. This style of casserole is excellent for clearing out root vegetables or thawing frozen ones, making it adaptable to whatever is in stock. By dinnertime, you’ll have a one-pan, filling dish that remains simple and accessible.
Get the Recipe: Shipwreck Casserole

Classic Patty Melt

A plate with a Classic Patty Melt cut in half, served with a cup of dipping sauce.
Classic Patty Melt. Photo credit: Retro Recipe Book.

Old-school diners inspired Classic Patty Melt, combining ground beef patties with sweet, caramelized onions and slices of cheese inside crisp, buttery bread for a cozy homemade sandwich. Most components are basic pantry or fridge standards, and the sandwich gets cooked right in a skillet for perfect golden crusts. Layers of beef and cheese make it filling, while grilled onions lend a gentle sweetness that pulls the flavors together. This sandwich proves that familiar favorites never go out of style and can be made without a long grocery list.
Get the Recipe: Classic Patty Melt

Million Dollar spaghetti

Spaghetti with meat and cheese in a baking dish.
Million Dollar spaghetti. Photo credit: Cook What You Love.

A mix of beef, pasta, cheese, and tomato sauce transforms pantry basics into Million Dollar Spaghetti, a dish known for its rich, layered interior and melty cheese topping. This baked casserole layers seasoned beef and noodles with both ricotta and mozzarella, producing a creamy middle and crispy edge. It’s a favorite for feeding a group or making meals ahead, since it reheats perfectly for leftovers. The real power lies in how easily pantry goods and freezer cheese join forces for a welcoming family dinner.
Get the Recipe: Million Dollar spaghetti

Pasta e Fagioli Soup

Pasta e Fagioli Soup in 2 bowls with spoons.
Pasta e Fagioli Soup. Photo credit: Cook What You Love.

Honoring Italian tradition, Pasta e Fagioli Soup makes delicious use of beans, pasta, and ground beef with whatever veggies are in the crisper drawer or pantry. Throwing everything into a simmering pot keeps cooking straightforward while coaxing gentle flavors from everyday ingredients. Beans add protein and texture while pieces of pasta bulk up the soup for a good, hearty meal. Some grated cheese or herbs on top finishes it off without complicated cooking or expensive add-ons.
Get the Recipe: Pasta e Fagioli Soup

Air Fryer Beef Empanadas

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Air Fryer Beef Empanadas. Photo credit: Cook What You Love.

Pantry dough and leftover ground beef find exciting new life in Air Fryer Beef Empanadas, where simple filling gets stuffed into pastry rounds and crisped up with just a quick zap in the air fryer. Onion, garlic, and basic seasonings complement the beef, creating hand-held pies perfect for meals on the go. Freezing extra empanadas makes meal planning easier for the future, as they reheat perfectly for busy days. Each crisp, flaky bite uses what’s in your kitchen for impressive results without deep frying.
Get the Recipe: Air Fryer Beef Empanadas

Frito Pie

A white plate with a serving of Frito pie, topped with corn chips, is shown on a light surface.
Frito Pie. Photo credit: Retro Recipe Book.

Bags of chips and a few canned goods are all you need to put together Frito Pie, where ground beef is layered with spicy chili and covered in crunchy corn chips. It’s a great recipe for game days or speedy dinners, as it uses shelf-stable goods and plenty of shredded cheese. After the beef and beans simmer together, just sprinkle your chips on top and run it under the broiler until bubbly. Anyone can make this crowd-pleaser using whatever chili or cheese happens to be on hand.
Get the Recipe: Frito Pie

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