Enchiladas 100% home made

This Mexican staple is one I have been wanting to cook for some time now and finally I was able to make it for dinner, 100% homemade as well!
A good enchilada starts with a good tortilla wrap and ends with a good sauce. I opted to make my wraps instead of buying them, and they came out perfectly; thin and slightly crispy.
The sauce is much like a pasta sauce except more flavorful and doesn't need as much time to cook. It is very easy to make at home as you may already have the ingredients in your pantry.
The tortilla wraps were filled with sautéed mushrooms, patchoi and cheese. Then placed in the baking dish, folded side down, smothered in enchilada sauce and sprinkled with cheese. A yummy and satisfying meal!
This Mexican dish comes together surprisingly fast, however, you can make the sauce and wraps ahead and freeze them or store in the fridge if you are cooking it within a few days.
Enchiladas 100% home made
This Mexican staple is one I have been wanting to cook for some time now and finally I was able to make it for dinner, 100% homemade as well!
A good enchilada starts with a good tortilla wrap and ends with a good sauce. I opted to make my wraps instead of buying them, and they came out perfectly; thin and slightly crispy.
The sauce is much like a pasta sauce except more flavorful and doesn't need as much time to cook. It is very easy to make at home as you may already have the ingredients in your pantry.
The tortilla wraps were filled with sautéed mushrooms, patchoi and cheese. Then placed in the baking dish, folded side down, smothered in enchilada sauce and sprinkled with cheese. A yummy and satisfying meal!
This Mexican dish comes together surprisingly fast, however, you can make the sauce and wraps ahead and freeze them or store in the fridge if you are cooking it within a few days.
Steps
- 1
Combine the flour, baking soda and salt thoroughly.
- 2
Add in oil and use fingertips to incorporate until the flour is like bread crumb.
- 3
Add water and combine to form a dough. Knead for 5 minutes. The dough should not be too sticky or too dry, but smooth.
- 4
Divide the dough in half and each half into halves until you have 16 little balls of dough.
- 5
Flatten each ball into a disc and allow them to sit at room temperature for 15 minute.
- 6
After they have rested, roll out the discs as thin as possible and cook on a tawa or non stick pan on medium heat.
- 7
Cook for 1 minute on one side until bubbles form, then flip and cook for another minute or two until both sides have light brown bubbles.
- 8
Blanch tomatoes for 5 minutes and place in ice bath. Peel when cooled and blend.
- 9
Heat a pan and add in oil.
- 10
Add in flour and whisk until well combined on low heat.
- 11
Add in blended tomatoes and stir well.
- 12
Add in the rest of spices and combine well.
- 13
Add in water, bring to a boil and then simmer for 10 mins.
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