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1 Heat 2 Tbsp Olive Oil In A Large Cast Iron Frying Pan On Medium High Heat. Add The Ground Meat, Breaking It Up As You Add It. Sprinkle With Salt. Sprinkle On The Chile Powder, Cayenne, Cumin, And Coriander. Increase The Heat To High. Add Another 2 Tbsp Of Olive Oil. Do Not Stir The Meat Unnecessarily. Allow It To Brown On One Side, And Then Stir It So The Other Side Can Be Browned. As Soon As The Meat Is Browned, Remove The Pan From The Burner. The Meat Will Continue To Cook In The Heat Of The Cast Iron Pan. Once You Are Sure That The Meat Is Cooked Through, Use A Slotted Spoon To Remove The Meat From The Pan To A Bowl. Set Aside. 2 While The Meat Is Cooking, Heat Bacon Fat In Another Frying Pan On Medium High. Add The Rinsed, Drained Cooked Pinto Beans To The Pan. Mash Gently With A Potato Masher (Careful If You Are Using A Stick-Free Pan Not To Scratch The Surface Of The Pan). Stir In Enough Water So That The Beans Are Easily Thinly Spreadable, About A Half A Cup. Salt To Taste. Remove From Heat And Set Aside. Note You Could Skip This Step By Using Canned Refried Beans Than Have Been Thinned With Water. We Have Found That The Canned Refried Beans Do Not Taste As Good As Rinsed Canned Whole Beans That Have Been Refried On The Stovetop. Best Is To Make The Beans From Scratch But Not Everyone Has Time For That. 3 Once The Meat Is Done Cooking, And Has Been Removed From The Pan In Step 1, Add Another Tbsp Of Olive Oil To The Pan And Heat To Medium. Add The Onions And Chopped Bell Peppers, Cook Until Onions Have Softened, About 5 Minutes. Add The Garlic, Cook For An Additional 1 Minute. Add The Diced Tomatoes, Green Chilies And Oregano. Bring To A Simmer. Simmer Gently For 15-20 Minutes While You Prepare The Tortillas. 4 In A 9-Inch Skillet, Heat 1/2 Cup Olive Oil On Medium High Heat Until It Is Sizzling Hot, But Not Smoking. Cook The Tortillas One At A Time, For 5 Seconds On Each Side, So That They Soften, But Don'T Get Crisp. Remove With Tongs And Place On A Plate Lined With Paper Towels To Soak Up The Excess Oil. 5 Preheat Oven To 350
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