Tuesday, May 18, 2010

Chilaquiles

I wasn't planning on posting this recipe tonight. I don't even have a picture of it. But when I looked at my Sister's blog and she was talking about all the cabbage that they have harvested from their garden; I thought she just might appreciate this one. A good friend gave it to me a while back, I of course made it fit our own tastes. It's a good one! Quick, easy, Healthy and Tasty! Em be sure to note you can use as much or as little fresh cabbage as you like! ;)


Chilaquiles

Green Cabbage, finely sliced
corn tortillas made crisp in your broiler and
broken into pieces or tortilla chips
olive oil
corn
olives, sliced
tomatoes, chopped
fresh cilantro, chopped
can of kidney beans and/or black beans
salsa
onion, chopped
green bell pepper, chopped
jalapeno, chopped (optional)
chili powder
cumin
Mexican seasoning


Alright this is really basic you just kind of throw stuff in. I take a large frying pan put in some Olive oil and saute the onions and peppers throughout I'm adding the spices to taste! I then add the corn and beans and any other veggies you think would be good in it. Then last I add the tortilla chips, salsa and olives and stir just until coated and warm. Then we put large handfuls of raw sliced cabbage on our plate we at the filling from the pan and top that with cilantro and tomatoes. You could squeeze a little lime on it too and we like to put my cheezy sauce and ranch dressing on it! Good stuff!

3 comments:

  1. Thanks Sis!

    I will definitely be making this one and SOON! :)

    Wish you were closer so I could give ya a big ol' head of the good green stuff!

    Love ya!

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  2. Thanks Tam! I need a new recipe for all of that cabbage! Looks delicious!

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  3. And she means big !! We're talking basketballs here, and that is not an exaggeration !! I remember you whipped up this recipe once when you were home and it was mighty tasty. Yum ! Love Mom

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