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How To Make Nachos Supreme

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How To Make Nachos Supreme
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Now your menu at home can include these amazing Nachos Supreme, just the way they make them at the famous El Coyote Café in Los Angeles. Enlarge Now your menu at home can include these amazing Nachos Supreme, just the way they make them at the famous El Coyote Café in Los Angeles.
Serves:
4
Preparation Time:
10 minutes
Cooking Time:
5 minutes
Total Time:
15 minutes
Oven Temperature:
115° c  -  240° f

Step : You will need

  • Fresh Tortilla Chips
  • ½ cups (120ml) Refried Beans
  • 55 g Monterey Jack Cheese
  • 55 g Pico de Gallo
  • 55 g Sour Cream
  • 55 g Guacamole

Step 1: Chips, Cheese and Beans

Preheat the oven to 350º F/ 117º C/ Gas Mark 4.

Arrange the tortilla chips on an oven safe plate so they cover the entire plate. Add the refried beans on top of the chips and spread them all around the plate. Then sprinkle on all the Monterey Jack cheese so it completely cover the chips.

Step 2: Bake The Base

Place the nachos into the oven for at least 5 minutes so the cheese completely melts. Once the cheese is completely melted then remove the plate from the oven.

Step 3: Top With Flavor

Top the chips with the pico de gallo or salsa, and make sure to spread it all the way around the plate. Add sour cream right in the middle of the nacho plate. Place scoops of the guacamole around the chips. Make sure to serve the nachos while they are still warm.
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Tips & Comments
  2. bob2k10

    it doesnt look verry nice tbh but it tasts gawjus

  3. Marylu

    Amazing , i will try it this weekend

  4. brass_knucks_40

    Great video, thanks for the tips. Im gunna make some tonight with beef.

  5. MrsRebecca

    Nachos are excellent for friends and family, over a movie or for conversation.

  6. MrsRebecca

    As far as i am concerned, Mexicans make the best food on the planet. But they forgot the meat on top. You can add shreaded or minced beef, chicken bits, shrimp or pork. (makes it a meal and taste better too) Glad they used proper Mexicans for this. ~ Cilantro is known as Coriander in other parts of the world.

  7. ashwini

    I tried this recipe and it comes out great

  9. CassandraGemini

    i love nachos! and im glad to be living here in cali! i never tried baking them in the oven, i usually fry my own tortilla chips, fresh beans, and shred the cheese on top while its hot to melt!

  10. Anonymous

    wish I lived in L.A. and can get some