ONE ROTISSERIE CHICKEN, SHREDDED
EIGHT FLOUR TORTILLAS- medium sizeONE CAN OF BLACK OLIVES, CHOPPED
ONE CLOVE GARLIC
OLIVE
ONE STALK OF GREEN ONIONS, CHOPPED
ONE POUND OF CHEDDAR CHEESE, SHREDDED
ONE POUND OF JACK CHEESE, SHREDDED
1-1½ CANS CHICKEN STOCK REGULAR SIZE
1 REGULAR CAN
CHOPPED SAUTEED MUSHROOMS (OPTIONAL)
CHOPPED ROASTED RED PEPPERS, ROASTED CHILIS OR FRESH JALAPENO PEPPERS (WHICHEVER YOU PREFER AND HOW MUCH YOU LIKE)
Place chicken stock, condensed soup and garlic in blender
and process.
Put a little olive oil in an oblong baking dish.
Brush a tortilla with olive oil on both sides, then put some
chicken, each cheese, olives, green onions, mushrooms, peppers/chilis on it. Pour some of the liquid in each enchalada.
Roll the tortilla up then slide to end. Repeat with the rest of the tortillas. Remember there are only about eight, so be
generous with filling. Save some cheese
and some sauce to pour over top of cassarole dish.
Lay some aluminum foil over the dish without sealing so the
top doesn't brown too fast.
Bake at 45-55 minutes at 350 degrees. Remove aluminum foil about twenty minutes
early so the top can bubble.
This is a hard recipe to ruin. You can add or delete any of the above, use a
large dish, use more tortillas, etc., and they'll still come out fine if there is
enough liquid so they don't dry out.
You can never be too rich or have too many recipes!
ReplyDeleteNow if I could just eat all of them! ...especially the cheese ones. :-)
DeleteEnchilada? Oh, it had been a long time since I have some of it. But yeah, this is delicious! And I remember, my mom added curcumin spice in it for added flavor. Weird? :P
ReplyDeleteIf you mean cumin, it makes everything better. I haven't tried that in this recipe, but it's a really good idea.
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