
1 can Chicken Chunks, drain most of juice (Costco)
1 Roasted Pasilla Pepper (I buy these when on sale, roast them remove chard skin and freeze, then I use as needed)
1 tsp minced garlic (I buy a lg bottle at Walmart in produce section)
1 Tb Butter
Drizzle of Olive Oil
Ground Cumin
8 Corn Tortillas
Shredded cheese
Salsa Verde (Any kind will do)
Sour Cream
In a medium sauce pan Melt butter and Oil together, saute garlic. Slice roasted Pasilla and saute with garlic. Add chicken with a little of the remaining juice and sprinkle with cumin. Break down chunks of chicken and let everything heat through. Lightly oil tortillas and heat thru on a dry pan. As the tortillas are warmed take each tortilla and sprinkle a horizontal line of cheese down the middle of the tortilla, then spread a spoonful of chicken on top of the cheese. Roll tortilla and leave the edge down on the plate. I then spoon as much or as little of the salsa verde (I just used whatever I had in the fridge, Hernandez or Victoria something) over the tortilla and top with sour cream.
Yeah, I'm using my own picture this time. We usually eat everything before I get a chance or remember to take a picture.
Really the quick part is only if you roast the pasilla ahead of time. And using the canned chicken chunks (they are great when you are in a hurry, soups, tacos and sandwiches). The roasted pasilla has such a great flavor. You can add them to scrambled eggs or any other kind of meat for great tacos. Kulesa and I really like this version instead of the creamy american kind.
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