I really like foods with a Mexican flair to them…I think this has a lot to do with growing up in Oklahoma and my mom’s love for Mexican foods. This recipe is one of my personal favorites. I originally wanted it to be a Cooking For 2 recipe, but there’s no way to make any less than the amount I have here since all the cans of things I used were at their smallest amounts. This recipe was really too much for only the two of us, but they are well liked around here so I’m sure we wont mind eating on them for the next few days.
Ingredients
3 chicken boneless frozen chicken breasts
Water for boiling chicken
1 medium or large onion (optional)
1 10oz. can tomatoes w/ green chilies
1 4oz. can chopped green chilies
1 10oz. can cream of chicken soup
24 oz. sour cream
8 oz. cheese shredded
½ cup chicken broth
8 large Flour tortillas
Directions
1. In a good size pot place the chicken breasts
and cover with water. Bring to a boil on the stove. Turn down to low heat and
set a 30 minute timer.
2. While the chicken is cooking go ahead and
dice your onion. Start cooking it in a skillet on the stove over low heat
(2-3). Once the chicken timer goes off or when the onions are almost all the
way done cooking add in the tomatoes and the chopped green chilies. Cover with
a lid and turn heat up to medium (4-5).
3. After the chicken timer goes off, check each
piece of chicken to make sure it is white all the way through. If it is set it
out to cool so it can be shredded. If not put it back in the water and cook 10
minutes more.
4. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
5. Once the onions are completely cooked and
the tomatoes & green chilies are hot, take the lid off and let them cook
down a little more while you prepare the next step. Turn the stove heat down if
needed.
6. Shred the chicken and put it in a bowl large
enough to mix all the insides of the enchiladas.
7. I don’t like the chicken chunks in cream of
chicken soup so I dig those out of the soup. Put the soup in the chicken bowl.
Add in cooked onions, ½ of the sour
cream, ½ the shredded cheese, and chicken broth. Mix everything together really
well.
{Step 8} |
8. For each large tortilla put 3 good size
spoonfuls of the mixture. Spread as evenly as possible across the surface of
each tortilla. Roll and place in a greased baking dish (it should be bigger
than 9x13 or they won’t fit correctly).
9. Cover the rolled enchiladas with the
remaining half of the sour cream and the cheese. Place in the oven for 30
minutes. Just long enough to melt the cheese, and warm the insides of each
enchilada.
10. Remove from the oven and serve warm.
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