
I made enchiladas following the directions of the book but also using Hot Damn's recipes for the fillings. The first picture of refried beans are not even beans from a can. The recipe called for no oil and the only seasoning was some salt and dried minced

The next picture is of the Spanish rice. Again it was very good. It was slightly to spicy, in my opinion, to be eaten by its self but
excellent as a filling. If I were making it as a side dish I would
leave out the cayenne pepper.

I was a little bit leery of the cheese sauce when I was making it. I really thought that it had a ketchup-y smell and taste. Once it was used with the filling and poured on top I changed my tune. I don't believe that I would like it on top of nachos or anything of that sort but it was great on top of the enchiladas.
I included a picture of an enchilada before I rolled it up so
everyone could see all of the lovely fillings together. It's kind of

This was an excellent meal and I will make it again when I know that I have the time. I think that I would like some type of "sour
cream" next time to add a tangy, creamy, coolness. I'm also
interested in trying out the recipe for the Mexican Chili Gravy

This would be a great meal to serve to guests. I thought it was very impressive. There was also no soy if that is a concern to anyone.
1 comment:
MMM, I love enchiladas, they look good. I am always looking for a good rice recipe, that is the one area I am lacking. I haven't checked out that book, sounds cool though.
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