Although I grew up eating delicious Mexican food, Italian, by far, has become my favorite. However, when I crave good Mexican, I either want to eat green enchiladas or chilaquiles. In a fruitless attempt to have well-made chilaquiles in restaurants, I decided to make my own. I used tomatillo, jalapenos, chiles serranos, garlic, onion, Roma tomatoes, a little cilantro, and some species for extra flavoring for the green salsa. I cut some tortillas and slighlty fried them instead of using already made chips. I was also able to get 'queso Manchego' and used that to top the chilaquiles. Needless to say, I, along with my boyfriend and sister, was very happy when I tasted them and they actually turned out to be quite good. What's not so good about making great chilaquiles at home? The cleaning to be done after.
Sunday, March 22, 2009
Home-made chilaquiles.
Although I grew up eating delicious Mexican food, Italian, by far, has become my favorite. However, when I crave good Mexican, I either want to eat green enchiladas or chilaquiles. In a fruitless attempt to have well-made chilaquiles in restaurants, I decided to make my own. I used tomatillo, jalapenos, chiles serranos, garlic, onion, Roma tomatoes, a little cilantro, and some species for extra flavoring for the green salsa. I cut some tortillas and slighlty fried them instead of using already made chips. I was also able to get 'queso Manchego' and used that to top the chilaquiles. Needless to say, I, along with my boyfriend and sister, was very happy when I tasted them and they actually turned out to be quite good. What's not so good about making great chilaquiles at home? The cleaning to be done after.
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