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This can be made with any kind of meat. The recipe is the same.

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2 duck breasts
Tortilla’s
Shredded cheese
Salsa
Sour cream
1 can refried beans
cilantro
cumin
guacamole
Baking dish
To Make:
1. Cut up breasts into pieces and cook in frying pan until just done, do not overcook. Season with a little cilantro and very little cumin while cooking.
2. Preheat oven to 350 degrees
3. In each tortilla place a line of refried beans(about a heaping tbsp or so), and cooked breast pieces. If there's room I like to add a little cheese and salsa as well. Roll up and lay in baking pan.
4. Cover tortilla’s with thin layer of salsa.
5. Cover tortilla’s and salsa with a generous layer of shredded cheese.
6. Place in oven for 50 minutes.
7. Place on plates with flipper(careful, hot) and use sour cream and guacamole as condiment. Beans not used in tortilla's as a side. I like to use unseasoned corn tortilla chips to scoop the beans.

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In case you don't know how to make guacamole: 3 ripe (softish) avacado's, about 1/3 tomato in small pieces, about a tbsp onion in small pieces, a half dozen drops lemon juice, a little cilantro, mash it all up with a potato masher and put in fridge for about 4 hours. Keep in covered or it'll turn brown.
 
Thanks guys,
Forgot to mention, if you'd like an appetizer, I take the tomato I don't use in the guacamole, slice it up thin, add to that a little onion, a few drops of lemon juice, some cilantro, mash it up with a potato masher and sprinkle some cilantro on top just to make it look fancy.

Careful with the onion though, not too much and it'll taste just like salsa you get in Mexico. Too much and it get's, "onion hot" really quick. I'd guess maybe 30-40% onion (yellow onion)max??

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If anyone has a good recipe for rice to go with it I could sure use it, everything I've tried for rice recipe's has been a big disappointment.
 
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