Drizzle another several tablespoons
enchilada sauce over everything and then cover with tortillas, chicken mixture, onions, and nondairy cheese again.
I have made so many versions of
enchilada sauce over the years and this is the recipe that I have settled on as the absolute best.
Spoon remaining 1/3 cup
enchilada sauce over zucchini enchiladas and sprinkle with cheddar and Monterey Jack.
Pour half of
the enchilada sauce over each.
Pour one cup of mild
enchilada sauce over the top of your casserole.
Pour 2 cans of
enchilada sauce over the tortillas and top with 1 cup of shredded cheese.
Top with another layer of tortillas, another 1/3 of chicken and cheese, the last layer of tortillas, the remaining chicken then pour 1/3 cup of
enchilada sauce over the top.
Top with the second layer of tortillas, another 1/3 of chicken and Mexican blend cheese, then the last layer of tortillas, the remaining chicken and pour 1/3 cup of
enchilada sauce over the top.
Spread remaining
enchilada sauce over the top and sprinkle on remaining goat cheese.
I've been wanting to make a Mexican bake that's similar to the chilaquiles recipe you posted: layer beans, veggie (or real) meat sauteed with spices, veggies, salsa, and corn torillas; pour
enchilada sauce over the top; top with soy (or regular) cheese; and bake!
Pour the can of red
enchilada sauce over those guys.
Drizzle another several tablespoons
enchilada sauce over everything and then cover with tortillas, chicken mixture, onions, and nondairy cheese again.
Spread about 1 1/2 tablespoons of
enchilada sauce over a tortilla.
Use a fork to scrape the cooked spaghetti squash flesh into pot and pour
the enchilada sauce over the top.
Pour the rest of
the enchilada sauce over the tortillas and top with shredded cheese.
Pour
the enchilada sauce over all of the enchiladas and top with remaining shredded cheese.
Pour the remaining
enchilada sauce over the top.
Drizzle
the enchilada sauce over the turkey and you are ready to serve.
Spread about 1/3 of
the enchilada sauce over the tofu in an even layer, and evenly sprinkle about half of the cheese over it.
Add remaining chicken mixture, ladle one cup of
enchilada sauce over mix and cover evenly with tortillas.
Pour
the enchilada sauce over the tortillas, sprinkle with any remaining onion, and cheese mixture, and top with the remaining cup of shredded cheese.
Spread the remaining
enchilada sauce over the tortillas.
Using a large spoon - add
the enchilada sauce over the enchiladas.
Pour 1 cup of
enchilada sauce over the cornbread and use a spoon to spread evenly.
Spoon the remaining
enchilada sauce over the enchiladas, then place the dish in the oven and bake, uncovered, until the sauce gets bubbly, about 20 minutes.
If you have time, put the filled tortillas in a baking pan, pour
enchilada sauce over them, add a sprinkling of shredded cheese, and bake till hot and bubbly.
Just roll the meat inside of the tortillas, pour an extra can of
enchilada sauce over top and add shredded cheese.
Pierce entire surface liberally with a fork; pour
enchilada sauce over top.
Next time I will try pouring
some enchilada sauce over the chicken as well, as it's a bit dry otherwise.
Or you can drizzle
some enchilada sauce over the top with a good sprinkling of cojita cheese!These Baked Chicken Fajita Quesadillas are truly my favorite quesadilla recipe.
So, I rolled scoops up inside tortillas and some inside a halved red bell pepper; spooned homemade, slightly chunky
enchilada sauce over the top of each; and baked them about 20 minutes (30 for the peppers) for some of the best enchiladas around!
You can add another tortilla on top or simply add more
enchilada sauce over the stack (after I took the picture above I added quite a bit of the enchilada sauce and should have taken another picture:).
Pour
the enchilada sauce over the top and spread across the surface of the corn cake.
Pour the remaining
enchilada sauce over the top of the enchiladas, top with cheese.
Once all the tortillas are rolled, pour the remaining
enchilada sauce over top, shaking the baking dish to fill in all the spaces.
Once all of the enchiladas are in the casserole dish, pour
enchilada sauce over top until even covered (you may not need all of the sauce).
Pour
enchilada sauce over peppers evenly.
Spread
enchilada sauce over meat.
In a large skillet, stir together quinoa, chicken, beans, and 2 cups of
enchilada sauce over medium heat until heated through and starting to bubble.
Drizzle desired amount of remaining
enchilada sauce over the cheese (you don't have to use the whole can), replace lid once more, and heat a few more minutes until cheese is melted.
I've done some taste - testing of store - bought
enchilada sauces over the years.
Not exact matches
Pour additional
sauce over the
enchiladas.
Use this
sauce over enchiladas, burritos, or tacos.
Spoon remaining salsa mixture
over the
enchiladas, spreading the
sauce over each tortilla with the back of the spoon.
Pour
sauce over enchiladas, sprinkle with extra cinnamon on top if desired and let stand 45 minutes.
My friend Maria from Mexico City taught me how to make authentic
enchilada sauce with dried chiles and tomatoes, which I put
over slightly roasted and peeled pablanos stuffed with black beans and red or brown rice.
I just mixed half the
sauce into the chicken and then the other half i poured
over the
enchiladas before putting them in the
over
Pour the
sauce over chiles rellenos,
enchiladas, beans, or simply eat it from a bowl because it tastes so good.
Traditionally this
sauce is used
over enchiladas, burritos, eggs for breakfast, or chiles rellenos, but its's also is a tasty addition to nontraditional recipes as well.
Spoon the corn
sauce over the
enchiladas, covering them completely.