While I have tried many different versions of mole, my abuelita’s will always be my favorite! If you think it sounds strange, you might be right, but the flavors are so awesome and you can use it to make delicious enchiladas or as a salsa for just about any Mexican food. Traditionally it is served with chicken, but it is also very delicious as an enchilada sauce, and that is the presentation that I am going to show you today. When I make recipes that take longer, like just about any type of shredded chicken, beef or pork, I make extra and stash away in my freezer just to use in recipes like this. On an ungreased griddle or heavy skillet heated over medium, toast the chiles a few at a time until they start to crackle and puff up a bit, even send up a faint wisp of smoke, then flip and press down to toast the other side. 12 warm corn tortillas

These easy enchiladas are my husband's favorite recipe of mine. Over the years, I’ve experienced everything from average mole sauce to …

Delicious looking meal. Reduce the heat and partially cover with a lid. Oh well done. This Beef Enchilada Dip recipe is so easy and feeds a crowd!

It is so much better made from scratch and this recipe looks fab. 3 medium dried guajillo chiles (3/4 ounce total)

of queso fresco or panela cheese, 1/2 cup Mexican cream, 1 red or white onion, 12 corn tortillas, and 1 cup cooking oil.

As I got older and my pallet became more refined my favor turned to beef and the delicious mole sauce. Add the chiles to a blender. It was my job to promote the Mexican sauces and salsa, along with the chiles a…, Get Ultimate Cheesy Enchiladas Recipe from Food Network.

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I used canned, diced tomatoes when I made this. Topped with two eggs over easy. Will make again. Start by gathering the ingredients. When hot enough to make a drop of the puree sizzle fiercely, add the puree all at once and stir for several minutes as it sears and thickens.

Bring the sauce to a simmer, reduce heat to low, and simmer about 30 minutes, stirring often, until …

I am just as careful with my time.

I’d love to eat there. On the hot surface, toast the sesame seeds or almonds for a minute or so (the sesame seeds will pop around), then scrape them into a blender along with the tomatoes and garlic. Mole can be served in many ways. Core and slice the tomatoes in half and add the garlic clove (still in the paper tunic).

Do not overcook or dish will dry out. Dried or canned beans, refried beans, canned green chiles, taco & hot sauces, etc. Melt lard in a large skillet over medium heat. Love that red mole.

Place in food processor. Depending on where you live, around Cinco de Mayo is a great time to pick up bargains on Mexican Food.

One of the most delicious, unique, and traditional Mexican dishes is without a doubt “el mole” (pronounced “mo-lay”). While the chiles are soaking, lay a piece of foil over part of your hot griddle or your hot skillet and lay the tomatoes on it; on the uncovered part, place the garlic. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Add the ground beef and seasonings (cumin, oregano, salt and black pepper). Great recipe for Beef Mole Enchiladas. Cover with remaining sauce. It only calls for 1 cup of broth . I used sweetened Mexican chocolate by Goya. There is only one work to describe these Enchiladas and it's "WOW!"

Add cup mole sauce and mix well. Ladle the filling over, then bake in a 350-degree oven for about 15 to 20 minutes.

See more ideas about Mexican food recipes, Beef enchiladas, Enchiladas. Mole Sauce/Wet Beef Burritos with Mole. In a medium skillet set over medium-low, add the filling of choice and ladle in some of the sauce, about 1/2 cup. There is only one work to describe these Enchiladas and it's "WOW!" I am jealous!! Soak for about 30 minutes. Pick up things that last for a long time in the pantry if you see them on sale.

3 to 3 1/2 cups chicken broth (divided) Top with Oaxaca or Monterrey Jack Cheese and return to the oven for 15-20 minutes more until the cheese is melted and slightly golden brown.

I’ll be bringing Rick Bayless’ Brick Red Mole to Fiesta Friday #222, hosted this week by Antonia @ Zoale.com. Place into greased 9×13 pan, seam-side down. As I got older and my pallet became more refined my favor turned to beef and the delicious mole sauce. With a large (or 1/2 sheet pan) overlap 1 dozen corn tortillas.

Made with corn or flour tortillas, perfectly seasoned ground beef, black beans and smothered in a delicious green sauce/salsa verde. They’re probably on sale, too.

Preparation time 20mins Thanks so much, Mimi, you just made my day!! These are provided for your convenience, and the price isn’t increased at all.