EASY QUICK ENCHILADAS
After errands, work, errands, and commuting back home I am left with little time to cook. I still want something delicious to eat.
One of my quick meals is ENCHILADAS. These enchiladas are done my way and not anybodies way.
First:
I get some fresh cheese and crumble it into pieces.
I dice onion and mix onion with the cheese.
No cups or measurers, just make as much as you like. To either feed yourself or a a crowd.
I boil Chile Guajillo. A red, dried chile.
I boil as much as I like. Use a little bit of Guajillo or use a lot to make a lot of red sauce.
After a few minutes or when I see that the chiles are soft. I wash them with cold water and open them up and take the seeds out.
I put the chiles in a blender with salt and cummin powder. I add a little bit of water to make the chiles/peppers blendable. I add a little bit more until the peppers become a thick red paste. Not too thick, but not watery.
I put some oil in a non-pan on a turned on stove and wait until the oil is hot. I put a tortilla in the oil until it is a little bit fried. Just a little bit, where it is still bendable to roll up or if the oil is hot enough you can just bathe the tortilla in the hot oil.
I put the tortillas on a plate and pour the red sauce on them and cover the tortillas completely or I dip the tortillas inside the red paste to cover them completely.
I put cheese on top of the tortilla covered in red sauce and roll up the tortilla.
I do this for all the tortillas.
Then I cover with more fresh cheese or with Monterrey cheese.
I cut up tomatoes and lettuce and add it to the side of my enchiladas.
I also fry cubed potatoes and add them to the side.
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