Cheese Quesadillas – gooey yet crispy, simple to make but delicious, and perfect to eat as a midweek meal. The melted cheese holds the filling in place and provides a soft middle layer, while the peppers and corn provide the perfect crunch. The tortillas when cooked properly provide both – a good structure along with a crisp outer layer which makes the quesadillas absolutely divine.
They are extremely easy to make, and use very few ingredients! They are very versatile and can be adjusted to your preference – from avocado to sautéed vegetables or caramelised onions and jalapeños, there are countless options. However peppers and cheese is a classic combination as the freshness of the pepper balances the cheese to provide the perfect flavour.
It is typically eaten with Mexican dips such as salsa, Guacamole and sour cream, and each of these can elevate the dish to a new level. They all provide additional freshness and spiciness to the dish. This Quesadilla is a simple yet irresistible item which is perfect to satisfy most appetites, especially hungry teenagers!!
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Step by Step pictures for assembling Quesadillas:

Mix all the ingredients of the filling. 
Take a tortilla and sprinkle a handful of the filling on half the side. 
Fold the other half over 
Put a non-stick pan on medium heat, using very little oil start to cook the quesadillas 
Hold and turn … 
Cook on the other side until light brown and crisp.
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Helpful tips and tricks for making Cheese and Pepper Quesadillas :
- Do not overstuff the Quesadillas with the filling, as it will ooze out from the sides and make it a bit messy when eating..
- This recipe can easily be made vegan by using vegan cheese.
- You can swap the Red Leicester cheese for any melting cheese of your choice.
- I prefer flour tortillas for quesadillas as they get nicely crispy in the pan without breaking apart when you fold or cut them.
- Use very little oil or butter in the pan when cooking the quesadillas. Too much and the tortilla ends up soggy and greasy instead of crispy.
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