Steak Enchiladas

I usually never get more creative than tacos, guacamole and quesadillas with the Mexican realm. Only because I’m not really that confident with my flavor profiles in that dept. well guess what? Leftovers!! We’ve eaten so much chicken lately I had to have a beef fix. I learned a few things this round. Spray the dish! #mycookbook
Steak Enchiladas
I usually never get more creative than tacos, guacamole and quesadillas with the Mexican realm. Only because I’m not really that confident with my flavor profiles in that dept. well guess what? Leftovers!! We’ve eaten so much chicken lately I had to have a beef fix. I learned a few things this round. Spray the dish! #mycookbook
Steps
- 1
Preheat oven to 350. Spray thoroughly a 9x13 baking dish. In a skillet on high heat crisp and brown the steak. I added the drippings from the night before and reduced it.
- 2
On a tortilla, put a spoon of beans, a spoon of steak, and a sprinkling of cheese. Roll it up and place seam side down. Continue rolling until your dish is full. Pour sauce over all of it.
- 3
I baked it covered for about 30 minutes. Took it out and uncovered it and sprinkled more cheese on top. Returned it to the oven for a few minutes then took it out and let it sit for a bit. Served with sour cream and all the good fixins
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