Wannabe Savory, Crispy and Colourful Chicken Nachos

my first posted recipe ever... having had soggy or burnt or disappointing nachos in restaurants far too often in public, i decided i wanted to try them myself. i went looking for nacho recipes online and did not really find what i was thinking of and decided that i needed to design my own for a couple of reasons. i wanted something with less cheese without giving up taste, i wanted to recreate the layering without sogginess and something that looked as appealing as it tasted. please bare with me, this is definitely a work in progress and perhaps others might help me perfect this idea.

• Ready In: 1 hr
• Serves: 2-3

Ingredients

• Sauteed Chicken Mixture Ingredients

• 2  tablespoons  cooking oil
• 1  large yellow onion, cut into strips
• 1  small red onion, cut into strips
• 1⁄2  of a green pepper
• 1⁄2  of a  red pepper
• 1⁄2  of a  yellow pepper
• 0.25 (8 ounce) can kernel corn
• 1⁄2 chicken bouillon cube
• 1⁄2 cup water
•  fajita seasoning mix, spice (enough for your liking)
• 1  dash salt (seasoning salt might actually work better)
• 1 1⁄2-2  cups chicken breasts, cut into strips

• For the pan

• 1 (200 g) bag  of plain tortilla chips
• 1⁄4 cup  shredded sharp cheddar cheese
• 1  tomatoes, cut into small 1/16ths
• 1  piece parchment paper, to cover baking pan for oven. also for tranferring onto plate after baking
• 1  green onion, cut into 1/4 inch pieces

Directions

1. Saute yellow and purple onion in the cooking oil.
2. Boil water and dissolve bouillon cube separately.
3. Add dissolved bouillon cube to onions and peppers.
4. Turn up heat to caramelize the onions and peppers for a few minutes until thickened.
5. Add enough fajita seasoning spice and salt to your liking.
6. Add chicken strips to mixture.
7. Add corn.
8. Cook this down until chicken is cooked through and water is cooked off.
9. Line pan with back paper.
10. Put one layer of nachos onto your pan.
11. Put a layer of the chicken mixture on top. Make this layer smaller than the original layer of nachos.
12. Add a layer of cheese to your liking. I used 2 to 3 tablespoons. Enough to cover the chicken mixture and a bit of the nachos.
13. Another layer of nachos, again smaller than the previous layer.
14. Another layer of chicken mixture.
15. Finish with sprinkling cheese over the top followed with tomato slices and green onions to garnish.
16. Additions - add olive slices, jalapenos, etc., as extra garnishes. I will most likely add jalapenos into the layers on another attempt.
17. Bake in oven between 250f to 300f for 15 to 20 minutes or until cheese is melted and golden.
18. Transfer over to plate and cut away extra backpaper.