Finally after months I've finally figured out how to get pictures off my new phone. I won't embarrass myself explaining how easy the process was after giving up what I considered to complicated of a process. The directions explained that if the photos were not transferring chances are they are in a cloud and you'd have to turn off that app to retrieve them. Once I read that the whole talk of apps and clouds escaped me like a cluster of fast moving cumulonimbus clouds in a thunderstorm. It was force of hand I ended up with the phone, if my twelve year old qwerty board phone hadn't died my phone provider was going to kill it this year. No longer will 3 G exist after March of this year so they gave me a choice of a free flip phone or the I phone. I was never much about hitting A three times to get to C but I surely do appreciate the youth for their endurance to get through that period of time so the I phone was it.
This recipe is so simple and easy. You can also use it anytime you make homemade burritos but you probably want to double the ingredients for larger burritos. This was just a trial run for me after having read on a local blog people giving out recipes for making the sauce restaurants put on burritos. I wanted to try it to see how it worked and I'll admit it comes about as close as it gets, maybe a bit more on the spicy side but it does do the job.
What you need is a package of brown gravy mix and a couple of cans of red enchilada sauce, that's it. So simple it's as embarrassing as how simple it was to get the photos off my phone. You can use three cans, depends how much thickness you want with your sauce.
1 package of brown gravy mix
2-3 cans of red enchilada sauce
Tina's or any other already made frozen burritos
Cheese
Throw your burritos in the microwave to cook in the desired time listed
Open your sauce, start heating in a pan, throw in your brown gravy mix, stir
Take your burrito(s) out of the microwave, through in a bowl, cover with the sauce, put desired amount of cheese on top and melt in microwave. I guess you could put your frozen burritos in the bowl, cover with the sauce and cheese than microwave but I don't like to overheat cheese.
Like I said you can use this when making homemade burritos and without the expense will come as close as it gets to eating out.