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So in each of our meals, we dial up the taste. Tastes Ridiculously Good: All food should be mouth-watering. And when you get a taste of the rich blue cheese - it will cool you down in just the right way. Crispy breaded chicken and pasta shells, swimming a creamy buffalo cheddar sauce that really brings the heat.

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But sometimes don't you wish it were just a little - spicier! That's why we've got buffalo chicken mac & cheese.

Place cheese on tortillas, and put in the oven for about 5 minutes max, or until cheese is melted.Pasta shells in a creamy buffalo style cheddar cheese sauce with crispy breaded chicken and rich blue cheese.

Cook burgers to desired temp (but medium rare is best, let’s be clear).

Cook hot dogs until ready to go, and remove from heat and wrap in foil.

Transfer to another dish, set aside, and cover with foil.

Cook until translucent, it’s ok to get a little char on them, and we’re not trying to totally caramelize them (think grilled onions from In-N-Out).

Dice the onions, and add to the skillet with the butter.

Heat a cast-iron skillet to medium-high heat, and turn your oven on to 300 F.Mix your ground beef with worcestershire sauce, 1 T whole grain mustard, salt, and pepper.Chop the tomatoes and the pickles, then mix with the serranos.Slice in half, remove the seeds, and chop finely. Once cool enough to touch, remove the blackened skin. Put in a small bowl and cover, or stick in a ziploc bag and seal.

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Char the serrano peppers on the stovetop (get all the skin black).The Mexican-American War Commemorative Burrito. This is a cheeseburger with fixin’s, a hot dog, and a spicy tomato relish, all wrapped in a warm flour tortilla. So, here at The Devour Hour, we commemorate our past with a look to the future. But even though burritos and hamburgers have fought in the past for hand-held food supremacy, nowadays they seem to get along much better (unless of course you’re into a guy named Trump), and in Southern CA where I’m from, American and Mexican culture are invariably linked.

We called it the “‘Mericka Burrito.” But I got to thinking about it, and while it’s undeniably American, there is definitely a Mexican twist to it. This was something I made with my little brother for 4th of July.