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» » Chicken Enchiladas Recipe With Red SauceJump to RecipeChicken enchiladas with red sauce from scratch are way more delicious than enchiladas with canned red enchilada sauce. Read on to learn how to make homemade chicken enchiladas. This chicken enchiladas recipe with red sauce (enchiladas rojas) is made on the stovetop and then baked in the oven.Table of ContentsEnchiladas are one of my favorite foods. If I go to a restaurant I almost always order enchiladas. Not because all the other food isn’t totally fabulous. But because I’m a bit obsessed. Fortunately, making delicious homemade enchilada sauce and homemade enchiladas is easy. This is the best chicken enchilada recipe.Full chicken enchiladas ingredient measurements and step-by-step instructions are included in the recipe card below.Pantry Ingredients:Produce Ingredients:Meat Ingredients:Spices:Dairy Ingredients:Full step-by-step instructions are in the recipe card below. You can print or save to Pinterest for later.Place 4 chicken breasts and a cup of chicken stock into your Crockpot or slow cooker and cook on low for 8 hours. Shred the chicken with two forks and place the chicken back into the crockpot to soak up the chicken stock for 5-10 minutes. The best chicken enchiladas have juicy chicken!Place 4 chicken breasts and ½ cup of chicken stock into your Instant Pot. Close the lid and seal. Pressure cook on high for 12 minutes. Carefully release steam when the 12 minutes are completed. Shred the chicken with two forks. Allow the shredded chicken to sit in the juice and soak up the juices for 5-10 minutes for the most moist chicken.If you love Mexican inspired food, you’ll love this taco soup or white chicken chili recipe.Serve homemade chicken enchiladas with sour cream, pico de gallo or salsa, guacamole, tortillas chips and rice and beans:Cover and refrigerate in the refrigerator for up to 3 days. Reheat in the microwave.To freeze enchiladas I recommend freezing before you cook them in the oven. Cover and seal. Freeze for up to 3 months.Interested in family style meals served in a casserole dish? You’ll love this Italian sausage lasagna.Can you make enchiladas ahead? Yes! You can double or triple this recipe then freeze a couple pans of enchiladas for later. Assemble as instructed then refrigerate for up to 24 hours or cover tightly and freeze for up to 3 months. Defrost in the refrigerator and cook as directed. Cooking time may need to be increased. Should enchiladas be corn or flour? Traditional enchiladas are made with corn tortillas. Flour tortillas are found more in northern Mexico and the United States This recipe includes instructions for either type of tortilla.from votesPrintPinRateMake sure to share it with me on Instagram @andreasnotebook and follow on Pinterest @andreasnotebook for more!Rate this RecipePin RecipeShare RecipeThese look really good1ReplyI froze 2 pans of these. At what temp and how long do the frozen enchiladas get cooked for?ReplyMy daughter and I made these. I think I’m going to double it and freeze some next time.ReplyI think I made too many substitutions. It didn’t come out quite right. I’m going to follow the instructions exactly next time!ReplyThis was a winner for us!ReplyThese look so good. We’re going to make them tonight.ReplyI used to make enchiladas with canned enchilada sauce but never again. This was so easy.ReplyThey were perfect!ReplyWe loved it. We made it a bit spicier by adding some cayenne pepper. I think we made it too spicy though!ReplySpicy, but yummy! Seeing this recipe posted in your newsletter had me cooking in the kitchen yesterday! We love Mexican food and love the spices, especially chipotle. I split the 2 tablespoons of chili powder into 1 chipotle chili powder and 1 regular chili powder. Next time I will reduce this to 2 teaspoons instead of tablespoons! Spicy is good, but we also like to breathe! Trying to mellow it out, I added an extra can of tomato sauce. It was still powerful, but I liked the addition of sauce to cover the enchiladas.ReplyI have never made red sauce from scratch before, even though it seems so simple! After reading your post, I just have to try it now!ReplyThis recipe was so easy to make and was packed with flavor! My whole family loved it!ReplyDelicious recipe with a bit of a difference! The sauce tasted delicious! And I couldn’t believe how quickly everything came together even though everything was made from scratch!ReplyYou can never go wrong choosing chicken enchiladas for dinner, but your recipe is over all the marks – yum!ReplyEnchiladas are one of my favorites, and this looks so delicious. Thanks for the great recipe.ReplyMade it for a group. They loved it!ReplyI prepared this amazing chicken enchilada recipe over the weekend, and let me tell you, it was absolutely scrumptious, like a dream dish 🙂 My kids couldn’t get enough of it and were begging for seconds. Unfortunately, I couldn’t find any Monterey Jack cheese, so I substituted it with a combination of cheddar and edamer.ReplyYour post was interesting to read and I found it to be quite useful. We’re interested in reading more of your writing. Play monopoly online with me if you have some free time.ReplyWelcome. I started this blog in 2007, when I was sharing mostly daily life, crafts and food. I took a blog hiatus between 2016-2022.I'm back full time sharing my favorite recipes. I hope you enjoy!More About MeWant even more? Make sure to subscribe below for all new recipes delivered straight to your inbox!Want even more? Make sure to subscribe below for all new recipes delivered straight to your inbox!Help spread the word. You're awesome for doing it!

» » Chicken Enchiladas Recipe With Red SauceJump to RecipeChicken enchiladas with red sauce from scratch are way more delicious than enchiladas with canned red enchilada sauce. Read on to learn how to make homemade chicken enchiladas. This chicken enchiladas recipe with red sauce (enchiladas rojas) is made on the stovetop and then baked in the oven.Table of ContentsEnchiladas are one of my favorite foods. If I go to a restaurant I almost always order enchiladas. Not because all the other food isn’t totally fabulous. But because I’m a bit obsessed. Fortunately, making delicious homemade...

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