Anyone who is a fan of traditional Mexican enchiladas will surely want to give this homemade version of Chicken Enchiladas a try. We've lightened up all the ingredients, leaving a full-flavored taste that shouts, "Ole!"
Servings Per Recipe: 8
serminc 3716719
Feb 15, 2016
Oven temperature is not included in this recipe. Over all the recipes I have tried sounded good but did not meet my expectations.
Test Kitchen Team
Feb 16, 2016
Hi there! This recipe is to be baked at 375 degrees F. Enjoy!
Member 6536636
Nov 14, 2014
enchiladas are made with corn tortillas previously fried and soaked with hot sauce (I don't know if can sauce is the most nearly version of mexican sauce for this purpose), they can be filled with chicken, meat or cheese. Once made the enchiladas, fresh or grated cheese are sprinkled over them. They are accompanied with fresh chopped lettuce, tomatoe and sliced onions, and beans (usually fried)
Test Kitchen Team
Jul 01, 2013
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doghousecp 5186226
Jun 30, 2013
I think there is a big error in the fiber content!! Being a diabetic a lot of times means high blood pressure so am hoping to see more recipes here that are low in sodium. Prefer under 500 mg. But I am so glad to see this new site added!!!
roseanne59 8559377
Jul 07, 2016
I also have to watch my sodium. Just found Ortega flour tortillas with 40% less sodium at WalMart of all places. I also looked up how to make my own to keep the sodium count down.
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