Enchiladas aren't really the prettiest of meals so prepare for some not-so-fantastic photos.
I recently made some of my fresh tomatillo salsa--using jalapenos this go-round. I had more produce than I needed so a few days later I decided I wanted some enchiladas verde.
Broil the following with just a spray of oil:
3 Tomatillos, husked, rinsed, chopped in half or quartered
1/2 Onion, quartered
2 Jalapenos, stem removed
2-3 cloves of garlic
You want some char and for everything to soften up a bit. It won't take long.
Throw everything into a food processor. Add the juice from at least one lime (more to taste, I like a lot of lime sometimes) along with a bit of zest. Pulse in a handful of cilantro and a tablespoon of apricot jam. Salt to taste.
I couldn't quite decide what kind of enchiladas I wanted so I ended up making three different kinds, as seen above--all with a bit of Teese Vegan Mozzarella Cheese. I had mashed potato, black bean, and sauteed arugula/mushroom.
To help with messiness I don't always dip my tortillas in the sauce. Instead I cover the bottom of my pan with sauce and then surround each enchilada with sauce as I place it on the pan. Then cover the entire thing.
Bake at 350 until set.
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