In case you can't tell, I LOVE mexican food! And my favorite thing to make are these enchiladas, which are vegetarian, and filled with refried beans and homemade pico de gallo. Doesn't this look amazing?
First, I could do a whole entry on making pico de gallo, but I don't have a picture if just that, so I won't. It's super easy though, and you should always do your own. I make the pico, then save a little to mash avocados in and - bam - perfect guacamole. For the pico, you need:
2-3 tomatoes
A red onion
Fresh cilantro
A jalapeno
Fresh lime juice
Salt
You really just chop up the tomatoes, onion, and jalapeno in a proportion you like, and add everything else to taste. So easy! So good! It's also an absolutely perfect guacamole base. So, you're making two things at once.
I suggest refrigerating the pico at least overnight before you eat it or use it in these enchiladas, as it gets better as the flavors mingle.
For the enchiladas, you need:
Pico De Gallo
Soft Corn Tortillas
1 Can of Your Favorite Refried Beans
2 Cans Enchiladas Sauce
2 cups Cheese
Avocado (Optional - Mash with extra Pico for gauc)
Sour Cream (Optional)
These are my favorite beans to use:
I put the beans in the tortillas, then the pico, and about half the cheese. Then I roll them up:
Top with sauce and the rest of the cheese, and bake at 350 for about 25 minutes:
This obviously isn't a fancy recipe where I make everything from scratch, but it's a fantastic combination that's quick and easy. It's also a great vegetarian alternative to "cheese and onion" enchiladas (boring). I like to serve them with rice and a Corona!
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