Recipe directly quoted from Maite.
BAKED ENCHILLADA
Ingredients

2-3 Tablespoons of oil
1 onion chopped
½ kilo lean Ground beef
1 cup red beans ( pre soaked and cooked til soft)
1 pack Taco seasoning mix OR make your own out of oregano, chili powder etc..
1 cup tomato sauce
½ cup grated cheese – mozzarella is best !
1 big bottle Salsa Or Taco Sauce
12 pcs Soft Tortillas
For Garnish
Chopped lettuce or cabbage
Tomatoes
Black olives
More Cheese
• Cook soaked beans until soften. Set aside.
• In a saucepan, sauté onions in hot oil. Add the ground beef and stir until fully cooked
• Pour tomato sauce, taco seasonings and simmer until sauce dries up a bit.
• Pour in beans and mix with the meat mixture. Making sure all beans are coated but not runny. Set aside.
• Grill tortillas over open stove top flame about 5 secs each side. Set aside.
Assembly of the enchilladas
• In a big pan or pyrex, pour half of the salsa onto the bottom of the pan/pyrex.
• Get 1 tortilla and fill with the meat/beans filling, stuff with a bit of cheese then roll to seal. Place tortilla on top of the pan/pyrex on top of the sauce.
• Do the same with all the tortillas until pan/pyrex is lined with stuffed tortillas.
• Pour the remaining salsa over the tortillas and grate more cheese on top.
• Bake until cheese melts then garnish sides with lettuce, tomatoes and olives
• Let cool a bit before serving.
• You can also serve this with sour cream and guacamole/corn chips
Variations
You can also use grilled chicken instead of beef or make it purely vegetarian using just red and white beans, corn and bell peppers.
MIREN's notes:
SOURCREAM is a MUST
Dont use the whole TACO seasoning pack, try it first
I added corn in the enchilada, it was good1 neatralized the spiciness

CHILI con CARNE
Use the same bean and beef mixture above but add more tomato sauce and water.

SALAD
I just threw in lettuce, tomatoes, a little cheese, corn and avocadoes. This salad is great with Mexican food as it neutralized the spiciness of the dishes.
I went to yoga while they were eating, when I got back, there was nothing left. That's a good sign.
Tanantanananatantan..tequilla!




