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10 Minute Black Bean & Corn Quesadillas

Lately i'm all about super quick dinners for the week. After a long day of work, no one really wants to slave in kitchen for another hour making a delicious meal. 

But i still am not a fan of quick dinners with absolutely no flavor - this dinner is so quick, filling & delicious. 

Ingredients:
-1 (15oz) Can Black Beans, rinsed & drained
-1 Cup Corn
-1/3 Cup Salsa (i used Guacamole Salsa, but you can use whatever flavor you'd like)
-2t Taco Seasoning
-1/4 Cup Cilantro or Green Onion (optional)
-1 Cup Shredded Cheese (your choice, i used Colby Jack)
-Tortillas (i used Spinach, but again, your choice)

Directions:
-In a medium bowl, mix together beans, corn, salsa, taco seasoning & cilantro.

-Preheat a large skillet over medium-low heat, sprayed with cooking spray. 

-Place one tortilla in the skillet & scoop 1/2 Cup of the filling onto the tortilla in the pan. Sprinkle 1/4 Cup cheese over the bean mixture & place the second tortilla on top of the cheese. Press down on the top tortilla, so the cheese will make them stick together. 

-When the bottom tortilla begins to brown, flip the quesadilla over until both tortillas are lightly browned & crispy & the cheesy filling has melted. 

-Cut into wedges if desired & enjoy!

The flavors all blend together, & if you want to get really crazy, add some shredded chicken! Boom, dinner is done. Everyone will love it!


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