Foghorn Leghorn Enchiladas "It's a joke son!"
This recipe is pretty similar to the last Chicken Enchiladas recipe on here with a couple hop-ups and speed in mind. Instead of making the Verde sauce I bought mine. Keep reading
Verde sauce is done one way unless you are on a quest to create something unique about it. If you like white meat, by all means, get it. This recipe reflects cooking the chicken in the kitchen. Also, if your chicken merchant has an excellent pre-cooked bird, this can almost cut time in half. This chicken enchilada recipe made five good sized enchiladas more like the size of burritos.
Servings 2
Calories 3425kcal
Ingredients
Chicken Parts
- 1 pound chicken thighs (deboned )
- 3 tbsp Biddy
Chillada Parts
- 12 ounce tomatillo (verde, sauce)
- 12 ounce monterey shredded cheese. ((2 cups))
- 8 ounce cream cheese
- 8 ounce queso fresco
- ¼ cup chopped cilantro
- 3 oz bacon (thick cut cooked (optional))
- 2 tbsp white onion (super minced )
- 4 tbsp purple onion (thin sliced)
- 2 tbsp red wine vinegar
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 2 ounce black olives (sliced (can))
- 5 oz avocado (='s 1 avo sliced )
- 1/4 tsp salt (to taste)
- 25 oz tortillas (='s 1 bag)
Instructions
One Shot Build
- Sprinkle a pretty good coat of Biddy all over chicken. You can rub in or use your own seasoning, whatevs. Heat your oven to 350.
- Medium heat cast iron grill pan. Hot pan cold food prevents sticking but go ahead and spray pan with nonstick spray. Easier clean up…
- Drop in your chicken and do 4 flips at every 4 minutes. Visual, timers, and a thermometer will help a lot. To stay safe the inside of bird meat needs to reach 165 degrees. Personally I peg it to 170. If the meat outside is going burn before the internal temp is met turn down heat and plan on finishing out in oven. You can also be dirty and microwave bird to get to your temp. Microwaves cook inside to out.
- Once cooked slice into strips and set aside.
- In a bowl add queso fresco, sour cream, finely minced onion, cilantro (save a dash), ¼ “ cut bacon (save a few pieces), and a dash of salt for luck.
- Mix with hands well.
- In a small bowl add remaining bacon, cilantro, olive oil, red wine vinegar, and light dash of salt. Mix well.
- Rub some butter on the bottom of pyrex.
- Take a tortilla in hand and plop three 1 ½ inch enchilada stuffing in your chilada. Regular size spoon 1 2 3, you may need to adjust depending on size of tortilla.
- Lay 2 strips of chicken down chilada, then lay 2 more.
- Roll best you can and place enchilada in Pyrex seam side down. You may have to subtract from chilada if it’s not completing the circle.
- Pour 12 ounce verde sauce all over the enchiladas.
- Cover will all the monterey cheese.
- Cover with aluminum foil and bake at 350 for 45 minutes.
- Pull aluminum foil and bake for 15 more minutes.
- Let cool and serve.
- Sprinkle some black olive and your red wine onion mixture over top. (optional)
- These, like lasagna to me are better next day. Serve right out of oven like above image can be messy. Normally I’d at least wait for finger temps to serve.
Notes
I’ll try to remember to rate these IMO from 3 to 5 being OMG. 3 = likely won’t crave | 4 = put it in the dinner loop | 5 = all timer. One and two’s won't be written.
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➕ Nutrition
Nutrition Facts
Foghorn Leghorn Enchiladas "It's a joke son!"
Amount Per Serving (355 g)
Calories 3425
Calories from Fat 1980
% Daily Value*
Fat 220g338%
Saturated Fat 93g581%
Cholesterol 604mg201%
Sodium 7524mg327%
Potassium 2299mg66%
Carbohydrates 214g71%
Fiber 14g58%
Sugar 35g39%
Protein 141g282%
Vitamin A 5545IU111%
Vitamin C 17mg21%
Calcium 2464mg246%
Iron 16.4mg91%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
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