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White Bean and Roasted Chicken Nachos

December 17, 2013 By Talya Tate Boerner Leave a Comment

Cabin fever set in quickly during our recent ice storm. When I get cabin fever, I cook. In only a few days, I ended up with lots of leftovers—(an empty nest disadvantage). 
The following nacho recipe satisfied my Tex-Mex craving when the roads were too bad to get out and enjoy the real thing. Also, it was a great way to use up both leftover white beans and grilled chicken. The nachos were extra flavorful because the beans were cooked with rosemary and the chicken was smoked with pecan wood. You can make a similar dish substituting other leftovers such as pulled pork, beef and/or a variety of vegetables and cheeses. 
White Bean and Roasted Chicken Nachos - Great for leftovers!
Ingredients
Tortilla Chips (I used Blue Corn)
White Beans 
Roasted Chicken, shredded
Green Onions, chopped
Spicy Carrots and Jalapeños, chopped
Shredded Cheese (I used Cheddar)
Spicy Carrots - great for nachos!
these carrots are great!
Method
Lightly spray cookie sheet with non-stick oil.
Layer chips, beans and chicken. (If you don’t have leftover beans, you can use black, pinto or white from a can.) 
White Bean and Roasted Chicken Nachos - perfect for leftovers!
Add carrots, onions, jalapeños and cheese. Include other chopped veggies if available (mushrooms, zucchini, etc.) 
White Bean and Roasted Chicken Nachos - pile on the cheese!
Bake at 350 degrees until cheese melts and nachos begin to brown, about twenty minutes.
Serve with a drizzle of sour cream, ranch dressing and/or salsa.
So easy!
White Bean and Roasted Chicken Nachos - perfect for leftovers!
talya
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