Enchiladas Using Home Canned Foods
I made enchiladas for dinner tonight. I used my home canned beef (that I shared
in my last blog post). I also used some leftover brown rice pilaf from dinner a
couple of days ago. I made the enchilada sauce using a quart of my home canned
tomato puree. Here is what was needed to make the enchiladas…
I usually make enchilada sauce according to this recipe: http://www.thefamilyhomestead.com/enchiladasauce1.htm But for these enchiladas I used 1 quart of my tomato puree. I put the puree in the blender and added the cornstarch and spices according to the recipe. I heated it on the stove and let it simmer for a few minutes…
To make the enchilada filling I opened a pint jar of roast beef and broke it up to shred it a bit. I added 2 cups of leftover brown rice pilaf and mixed it together.
I quickly fried up a dozen tortillas in coconut oil just until soft. I then put a large scoop of the tortilla filling in the center of a tortilla and topped it with a bit of cheddar cheese….
I folded it over and put it in a 9x13 pan (that had been sprayed with non-stick spray)….
I did this for the rest of the tortillas…
When this was done I poured the enchilada sauce over the tortillas and topped with a little more cheese…
This was baked at 350 for 30 to 35 minutes. I served the enchiladas with a salad along with chips and homemade, home canned salsa…
It was delish!!
That looks so good. I need to remember that for canned beef.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day.
~Cheryl