Craig likes to make dinner for me. How lucky am I that I've got two handsome, thoughtful men cooking for me lately, with Jeremy having made a simple, elegant, delicious baked egg dish and Craig making these hearty, flavorful quesadillas?

When I make a quesadilla, I sprinkle some grated cheese and some chopped scallions onto a tortilla and then toast it in a skillet until it's golden brown and the cheese has melted; if I'm making one for myself, I'll also add peppers (though no one else that I cook for likes them). Mine are lady-like.

And then there is Craig's version, which is over-stuffed, super-stuffed, and super-sized.

He first schmears some sour cream onto a tortilla. On top of that goes cheddar cheese, then onion, then yellow rice, then chicken, then chipotle salsa, then — oh, yeah, we're not done yet! — refried beans. Top it all with another tortilla, then fry the entire gigantic quesadilla on both sides, in just a bit of oil, to crisp it. Flipping this baby without spilling it everywhere is an art!

This is consummate comfort food, and it would also be fabulous to serve for a sports event. It's kid-friendly, and can be adapted to suit anyone's tastes.

This is a great dish that requires a knife, a fork, and a hearty appetite!

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