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* Exported from MasterCook *

 

Baked Chilaquiles

 

Recipe By : Meatless Mexican Home Cooking ~ Nancy Zaslavsky

Serving Size : 12 Preparation Time :0:00

Categories : Mexican Vegetarian

 

Amount Measure Ingredient -- Preparation Method

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48 stale corn tortillas at least 2 days old

2 cups vegetable oil

Basic Cooked Tomato Sauce made with chiles -- chipotles

en adobo*

1 cup quesillo de Oaxaca, mozzarella or Monterey -- Jack

cheese grated

2 tablespoons dried Mexican oregano

1 cup queso fresco/ranchero or farmer or dry -- cottage cheese

crumb

2 cups Crema* or sour cream

 

 

1. Preheat oven to 375

 

2. Stack some of the tortillas and cut through them into sixths (pie style).

continue with the rest. Heat the oil in a large skillet, fry the tortilla

pieces, and drain them on paper towels. They must remain chewy in the sauce so

don't let them get too crisp - chewiness is essential to this dish.

 

3. Mix the tortilla chips, tomato sauce, shredded cheese, and dried oregano.

 

4. Immediately pour the mixture into a greased shallow casserole and bake for

about 35 mintes, until browned and bubbly. Scoop onto plates, topping each

portion with some crumbled cheese and a spoonful of crema or sour cream.

 

Variation: Prepare chilaquiles with Basic Cooked Tomatillo Sauce* for a

delectable, traditional change.

 

 

* Basic Cooked Tomato Sauce recipe entered separately

* Crema recipe entered separately

* Basic Cooked Tomatillo Sauce recipe entered separately

 

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NOTES : Baked chilaquiles is the perfect party dish - a Mexican lasagne for a

crowd. Chilaquiles is one of the most famous breakfast dishes in Mexico, so it

could easily be your main dish for a special brunch. Serve it with two or more

table salsas, a fresh green salad, and jicama sticks sprinkled with lime juice

and chile powder. This recipe can be doubled easily and baked in one huge, or

two medium casseroles.

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