Last week I was inspired by a tweet about a chilli quesadilla and since then I have cooked the following about three times for Rachel and I.

Filling (enough for four quesadillas):

• An onion, cut in half and sliced to make strips;
• Two sweet peppers, cut into strips
• A couple of cloves of garlic
• Two fresh chillis, deseeded and sliced
• Diced chorizo (Aldi sell little packs, two of which is about right)
• Olive oil

To make a quesadilla, take a plain wheat flour tortilla wrap and fold in half and unfold to make a crease. Cover each half with a single layer of cheese slices (I like Emmental). Put the tortilla in a dry frying pan and put on a moderate heat. Put some filling on one half, and when the cheese has started to melt, fold over the other half and press so the cheese glues in the folling. Cook for a while until the underside is gently browned (less than a minute, I think) then flip over to brown the other side.

Enjoy!