Chicken Enchiladas
Hi everyone! It's been a long time since I've posted, but I'm still at this!! I've been really busy so far this year with work and beer events! I wanted to post a quick and easy recipe for Chicken Enchiladas. It's a great one to make ahead for those nights when you want a Fiesta!!
Ingredients:
10-15 Flour Tortillas
2 8oz cans Enchilada Sauce
1 8oz package of Mexican cheese
1 pound of chicken breast
Directions:
1. Poach the chicken to cook. For the poaching I added onion, bay leaves, peppercorn, celery, and a little salt. You can see my detailed explanation of poaching and how to do it in my previous post here. One a side note: You can also just use a rotisserie chicken for this. It's a little quicker, but I love doing the poaching myself to get extra stock that I can use for other recipes. I just freeze the stock till I need it.
2. After the chicken is cooked, let it cool till it is easy to shred. I've heard lots of ways to shred chicken(forks, food processor, etc) but I've found the easiest and quickest is to use your hands. After the chicken is shredded, put it in a bowl with 3/4 of a can of the Enchilada Sauce and 1/2 of the cheese as shown below.
Shredded Chicken, Cheese, and Echilada Sauce |
3. Mix the cheese, chicken, and sauce. Take a tortilla and place a spoonful of the chicken mixture in the center of the tortilla. Do not overfill.
Chicken Mixture in tortilla ready to be rolled up. |
4. Roll up the tortilla and place the seam side down in a baking pan. Repeat till pan is filled with enchiladas.
Enchiladas in the pan. |
Ready to freeze!! |
I hope you enjoy this recipe. I promise I'll be posting more soon. Let me know if you try this recipe or any of the other recipes from my blog!
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