Jumbo chilli con carne burritos recipe

Planning a menu with a budget in mind needn’t mean compromising on big, bold flavours – and this jumbo chilli con carne burritos recipe brings flavour to the fore! Chilli con carne is a delicious wallet-friendly meal, and I’ve given it a fun spin with this easy midweek dinner recipe that’s part of our Savvy Dinner Plan. What’s better than a regular burrito? A jumbo burrito. And this is a burrito recipe you can have on the table in half an hour. How to make my budget-friendly jumbo chilli con carne burritos: key ingredient swaps To give you more burrito for your buck, I’ve added black beans to the beef mince (to bulk it out and make your meal stretch further). Coles Simply Tomato Paste is a great, savvy ingredient to have on hand to add that tomatoey richness to all manner of dishes - with just a small amount needed to inject flavour and colour. I’ve chosen to use a block of cheese in this recipe, which was better value than the pre-grated, to save even more money. Save even more across the month with the Savvy Dinner Plan The taste + Coles Savvy Dinner Plan is full of clever ways to use ingredients across multiple meals. You can use leftover cheddar cheese in the dump-and-bake creamy chicken pasta and use the coriander from this recipe in the easy veggie dahl bowl. What’s the Savvy Dinner Plan? The taste.com.au food team has redesigned our most searched-for family dinner recipes to help you stretch your grocery budget further. By making savvy ingredient swaps and switching up how you plan and cook, the Savvy Dinner Plan can help shave dollars off your favourite dinners, without compromising on flavour. The Savvy Dinner Plan offers you four weeks of budget-friendly recipes, plus use-it-up hacks and cost-saving tips. This recipe features in week 3. Not a planner? You can still save. Check out all our Savvy Dinner Plan recipes and pick the perfect dish for you. For instructions on how to prep ahead and freeze your ingredients, see the notes below the recipe.

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% Daily Values based on a 2,000 calorie diet