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re: New Mexico Enchiladas w/ Red Sauce recipe w/ Pics
Posted on 9/19/13 at 2:41 pm to Zappas Stache
Posted on 9/19/13 at 2:41 pm to Zappas Stache
Put 2 tbls shortening or oil of your choice....I use safflower...into a skillet and heat on med. high.
When oil is hot, add in 2 tbls flour and stir like you would a roux for 1 minute.
Then add 1/8 cup to 1/4 cup of the red chile powder and stir. I usually use 1/8 cup and the sauce is firey hot. Use more at your own risk.
I have lumps in this pic. Work the lumps out so the sauce is smooth while slowly adding 2 cups of water.
Then add in your garlic, cumin and oregano and salt to taste.
Here is a tip...if you taste it and it is too spicey, add a tbls of tomato sauce. This will cut the spice and add a nice acidity to that sauce. I add the tomato sauce all the time.........sometimes 2 or 3 tbls.
Add more salt or cumin to taste and your done with the sauce.
When oil is hot, add in 2 tbls flour and stir like you would a roux for 1 minute.
Then add 1/8 cup to 1/4 cup of the red chile powder and stir. I usually use 1/8 cup and the sauce is firey hot. Use more at your own risk.
I have lumps in this pic. Work the lumps out so the sauce is smooth while slowly adding 2 cups of water.
Then add in your garlic, cumin and oregano and salt to taste.
Here is a tip...if you taste it and it is too spicey, add a tbls of tomato sauce. This will cut the spice and add a nice acidity to that sauce. I add the tomato sauce all the time.........sometimes 2 or 3 tbls.
Add more salt or cumin to taste and your done with the sauce.
Posted on 9/19/13 at 2:50 pm to Zappas Stache
Now for the enchiladas. I usually just make cheese enchiladas using cheddar and/or Monterrey jack. But I will also saute zucchini, carrots or whatever else strikes my fancy. Obviously, chicken would be good too.
To warm the CORN tortillas, I dip them in the heated sauce and let sit for 30 seconds then flip over. They are soft when you pull them out so careful not to tear them. I will take my next tortilla out of the package and use it to wipe the excess sauce of the coated tortilla.
Once coated and soft, carefully set into a glass baking dish and add your first layer of cheese or other goodies.
Then another coated CORN tortilla on top of that and add more goodies.
To warm the CORN tortillas, I dip them in the heated sauce and let sit for 30 seconds then flip over. They are soft when you pull them out so careful not to tear them. I will take my next tortilla out of the package and use it to wipe the excess sauce of the coated tortilla.
Once coated and soft, carefully set into a glass baking dish and add your first layer of cheese or other goodies.
Then another coated CORN tortilla on top of that and add more goodies.
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