white chicken enchiladas
(2 ratings)
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I’ve made these many times over for picky family and friends and it has always been well received. These can be made with a very mild taste by adjusting how much jalapeño you decide to use, if any. The creamy cheese is a big hit for kids; but I still rename it for them "Cheesy Chicken Burritos." Something about the word "Enchilada" kind of scares them off.
(2 ratings)
yield
6 -12
prep time
25 Min
cook time
35 Min
Ingredients For white chicken enchiladas
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12 mdflour tortillas
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1 lbcooked chicken, shredded
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1 lgmexican blend shredded cheese
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1 stickbutter
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1 Tbspgarlic salt or minced garlic
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1 bunchgreen onions, sliced (optional)
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1 jarla victoria green taco sauce
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1 cpickled jalapeño (adjust to your spice preference)
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1 cancream of mushroom soup
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1 mdsour cream
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1 cmilk
How To Make white chicken enchiladas
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1Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Grease a rectangular glass baking dish.
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2Melt the stick of butter in a medium pot, add the garlic, sauté the green onions.
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3Next, stir in the cream of mushroom soup, sour cream, green taco sauce, and jalapeños.
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4Reserve 3/4 of this mixture in a separate bowl and set aside.
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5Then, with the remaining 1/4 mixture in the pot, add 3/4 bag of mexican blend shredded cheese and mix well.
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6Once mixed, add the cooked shredded chicken to the pot and stir.
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7Scoop a large spoonful of the mixture into the center of a flour tortilla.
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8To fold the tortilla: fold two opposing tops of the tortilla in towards the center. They should slightly cover the edges of the mixture. Then choose one open side of the tortilla and roll towards the other end of the tortilla. The mixture should remain mostly contained in the tortilla. If the mixture bulges more than slightly out of the folds, then you may be folding too tightly or have too much mixture inside the center. Adjust accordingly.
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9Place the rolled tortilla snuggly inside of the greased glass baking dish. The seam should face down. Repeat until finished with tortillas or mixture.
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10Add the milk to the reserved soup/taco sauce/sour cream/jalapeño mixture and stir to thin.
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11Evenly cover the enchiladas with the thinned mixture.
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12Then, evenly cover the wet enchiladas with the remaining shredded cheese.
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13Bake uncovered for about 30-35 minutes or until cheese starts to bubble and brown on the edges.
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14This can be served with additional sour cream, guacamole; but is very heavy on its own and most people love it but can only eat one because it is sooo rich. I always serve this with rice and beans.
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