

Crispy flour tortillas hold seasoned beef, refried beans, and extra melted cheese in these frozen chimichangas from El Monterey. Compared with the standard beef-and-bean version in the lineup, the filling leans heavier on cheese, so it comes out a little richer and more cohesive after heating. Cook them in the oven or air fryer for a firmer, browned shell, or use the microwave if you want them faster and softer. Each chimichanga is built around that contrast between the crunchy exterior and the warm, saucy center.

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