Today I made:
Cheese and Green Chile Enchiladas, Every Day with Rachael Ray March 2012
These were better than expected. After reading the recipe today, I realized that they sounded kind of gross-- just tons of sour cream and cheese, with some chiles. There isn't much in the way of nutritional value here. It did taste good, though! I suppose that is to be expected with cheese and sour cream.
I made a few modifications. I only used one can of chiles, because I had a traumatic experience once with them. I was making a green chile pozole recipe once, and even though I used just half of the chiles it called for, it was almost inedibly hot. This time I halved the chiles again, and it was not very spicy at all. Maybe I got the wrong kind last time. Also, I didn't cook the tortillas in olive oil before rolling them up, out of laziness. I just heated them a bit in the microwave. They did tear when I rolled them because they weren't that warm, but it doesn't really matter-- they rip later when trying to serve them too. Anyway, it tasted pretty good. G was at a happy hour, but my sister is visiting and ate with me. She thought they were pretty good too.
Holly,
ReplyDeleteFun times with enchiladas. I have only made them once but I remember them being delish. I am going to try this recipe tomorrow:
http://www.recipegirl.com/2013/01/14/vegetable-enchiladas/
It is veggie friendly, but she also incorporates spinach and beans (I might also add chopped zucchini as well) to counter-act all the cheese.
-Jessica
Those look good! These tasted pretty good, but I did feel like I wasn't getting a very healthy meal. Enchiladas are yummy, and you can make them ahead if you're in a rush or freeze the leftovers easily!
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