The future of UK construction, Built Environment Matters podcast with Keith Waller, Program Director, The Construction Innovation Hub

These tips apply to getting things done around the house, renovating projects, and even big career dreams and goals!

-Whatever other taco toppings you like to add (sour cream, more salsa, fresh tomatoes, avocado, lettuce, etc.all optional and totally not necessary for this recipe).

The future of UK construction, Built Environment Matters podcast with Keith Waller, Program Director, The Construction Innovation Hub

Start out by browning your ground beef.. Once your ground beef is all nice and brown, add in your taco seasoning according to package directions, or just sprinkle a little bit (like a tablespoon) in if you want the seasonings to be a little more subtle.. Next, mix your can of refried beans along with the 1 cup of salsa in with the meat.Mix it all together!It sounds kind of unusual, but it’s going to be soooo good.

The future of UK construction, Built Environment Matters podcast with Keith Waller, Program Director, The Construction Innovation Hub

Place all your taco shells into a baking dish (or two) and fill each shell about 1/3 to 1/2 full of the taco/bean/salsa mixture.. Top with shredded cheese!.Bake your tacos in a 375 degree oven until the cheese is melted and the edges of the taco shells are just starting to get a little brown.

The future of UK construction, Built Environment Matters podcast with Keith Waller, Program Director, The Construction Innovation Hub

I think it was about 10 minutes?.

When you take them out, they’ll look like this!.Photos in portrait take up about twice as much Pinterest real estate as ones in landscape, so they’re just more eye-catching.. Something like this:.

Is better than this:.TIP #2: Use words like “How to” or “Make a” or “DIY” or even “Handmade”..

This lets the reader know that this is something that they can do themselves, learn about, and that there’s something in it for them when they click over to your site, or re-pin to read later..TIP #3: Make your lettering HUGE!.