I used this gluten-free Enchilada Sauce. It was good, basically like a salsa. Only thing I would do differently is I would blend the sauce smooth before using it.
I boiled up 3 chicken breasts and then shredded them.
About the same in rice.
A sprinkle of chicken.
Fill each pan. We made 24 corn enchiladas and ate them the rest of the week. Hey, I am weak and LOVE enchiladas and leftovers. :)
Put a generous amount of sauce on top.
Sprinkle a light layer of cheese.
I add sliced black olives and fresh chopped up tomatoes.
Bake at 325 for approximately 30 minutes. I forgot to take a picture after they were done . . . sorry, was hungry!
Thoughts on this:
~As I said, I would blend the sauce, just a preference to help the sauce cover things better.
~I need to learn how to use corn tortillas as they cracked once I set them in the pan while making more.
~About twice as much beans would probably be perfect.
It was delicious. I have to admit, it still surprises me when I alter a dish to make it gluten-free and it is good. I still expect it to be such a pain to be gluten-free. I am definitely being proven wrong. :)
Mmmmm.............that looks so good!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI would have loved to see the finished, baked goodies. I've never had Enchiladas. I've heard of them, but didn't know how they looked like. That's something I would love to eat as well. :o)
ReplyDeleteYum! I like a smooth sauce too, for such situations.
ReplyDeleteLooks good. Sometimes it's nice to be proven wrong. =)
ReplyDeleteNow you have your own recipe for sauce! And you know how to prevent cracking! You are on your way!!
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