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  1. Taco Rollups
    Bar-B-Que Little Weiners
    Hot Dogs In A Blanket

    Taco Rollups

    package of tortillas (flour is best)
    1 8 ounce package cream cheese
    1 can green chilies chopped
    1 can refried beans
    chop chilies

    I mix everything in the food processor until smooth. If you don't have
    one,
    a blender or mixer will work.
    After it's mixed. Put a little bit on a tortilla and spread it. Then
    roll-up jelly roll fashion, and slice the roll. Insert a tooth pick in
    each
    piece and there you go.
    Keep in airtight container. Stores in fridge. Can make a few days ahead
    too.

    Bar-B-Que Little Weiners

    1 package little smokies, with or without cheese.
    Bottle of your favorite bar-b-cue sauce.

    Either place all the ingredients in a crockpot or a saucepan on the stove.
    If in a saucepan then keep on low heat until lil smokies are heated
    through.
    Let guests serve themselves and use toothpicks.

    Hot Dogs In A Blanket

    1 package hot dogs or how many you need
    You can use smokies two
    canned biscuits (not the flaky kind)

    Flatten the biscuit, cut in half. Place half the hot dog on the biscuit
    and bring the two sides of the biscuit together. Place on a cookie sheet
    and bake same temperature as it says for biscuits. Done when the biscuit
    is done. make how many you want. Can dip in ketchup or mustard.

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