1-2diced jalapenos, seeded or otherwise (upto you)
½cupMonterey Jack or Cheddar (or a combo)
¼cupsour cream
salt
pepper
To Assemble
10corn tortillas
oil for greasing the pan
1 ½ cup Cheese (same as above) for topping
Garnish
½cupchopped scallions
2tbspsour cream
Instructions
Enchilada Sauce
Heat oil in a pot, when it shimmers add the flour and cook for 1-2 minutes on medium, stirring frequently
Add red chilli powder and saute (turn your stoves exhaust on for this!) for 30 seconds
Now add the rest of the ingredients
Bring to a boil and simmer for 20 minutes, until the sauce has thickened and almost halved. Add salt if needed.
Enchilada Filling
Finely dice your onion
Combine the remaining filling ingredients, season.
To Assemble & Bake
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees. Lightly grease oven an ovenproof dish (12*7) or use a parchment lined baking sheet
Heat Corn Tortillas in a little oil in a pan for 30-45 seconds if needed, I usually skip this step since mine are quite soft!
Put a few tbsp of filling down the middle of each tortilla, roll and place in the baking sheet seam side down. Repeat till all the enchiladas have been made
Pour half of the enchilada sauce over the dish making sure to evenly distribute it. You may add more if it is needed.
Top with shredded cheese and bake for 25-30 minutes until deliciously bubbly
Garnish with scallions and dollops of sour cream & serve with the extra Enchilada Sauce on the side
Notes
*Helpful Tip: Poach ¾ lb of chicken in store bought stock or a diluted bullion cube, adding in an onion, bay leaves, black peppercorns. Once cooked used two forks to shred the chicken, sieve the stock and use it for the sauce. Adjust w water to make 2 cups