Items:
pkg of 10 tortillas
1 4oz can of diced green chilies
1 LARGE can of La Victoria enchilada sauce
1 lb chicken breast
grated cheese
spices to taste
Directions:
* Marinate 1 lb chicken breast in your choice of seasoning (I like crushed red peppers and Cholula hot sauce)
* Pre-heat the oven to 350
* Dice and pan grill, adding hints of black pepper, onion powder, and whatever else you'd prefer
* Add diced green chilies, a few spoon fulls of the enchilada sauce, and a small handful of cheese to the chicken and set aside
* Spread a layer of enchilada sauce in the bottom of a 9X13 baking dish
* Grab a tortilla, smother it in sauce from the bottom of the pan, spoon a modest amount of the chicken mixture into the tortilla, sprinkle on some extra cheese, then roll up the tortilla and shove it into the pan
* Repeat :)
* When finished, drizzle remainder of sauce around the sides and tops of the enchiladas, add the cheese and toss it in the oven!
Friday, May 21, 2010
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Italian Sausage & Chicken Soup
Since I don't use recipes very often, I'll just list the ingredients I used and guess at the measurements!
Dump it all in a crockpot for 4-6 hours. (I haven't noticed a big difference between low and high...just make sure the sausage and chicken are done!) I also like setting out the frozen Rhodes rolls when I start the crockpot. By the time the soup is almost complete, the rolls are ready to pop in the oven. Viola! Dinner you didn't really have to think about. :)
- 2 lg. frozen chicken breasts
- 1 pkg. Italian sausage
- 2 green peppers
- 1 red pepper
- A handful of chopped onion (I always get the frozen kind. Then you don't have to cry while you're cooking. Besides, they are super fast and extremely convenient!)
- 1 lg. can whole, stewed tomatoes
- 2 cans diced tomatoes (I like getting the cans that have been packed in garlic and olive oil)
- A splash of chicken stock (I only use this to make it more "soupy." It isn't necessary.)
- As much Italian seasoning as you want!
Dump it all in a crockpot for 4-6 hours. (I haven't noticed a big difference between low and high...just make sure the sausage and chicken are done!) I also like setting out the frozen Rhodes rolls when I start the crockpot. By the time the soup is almost complete, the rolls are ready to pop in the oven. Viola! Dinner you didn't really have to think about. :)
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