- 10 corn tortillas cut into a triangle shape
- ½ liter of water
- 3 tomatoes
- 7 serrano chilies (or fewer to taste, depending on how spicy you want it)
- ¼ of one onion
- 3 cloves of garlic
- 3 branches of epazote*(optional)
- Salt at your taste
- Pimiento at your taste
- One tablespoon of powdered chicken broth
- Crumbled Cheese (feta, mozarella, queso fresco)
Preparation:
Step 1 – Boil tomatoes for 30 seconds. This makes removing the skins easier.
Step 2- Boil the peeled tomatoes with Serrano chilies.
Step 2- Boil the peeled tomatoes with Serrano chilies.
Step 3 - Blend the boiled tomatoes and peppers with the onion and garlic to make a thin sauce.
Step 4- In a frying pan, warm up a little corn oil so that the flavors blend and add the epazote, salt, pepper and chicken broth.
Step 5- When the sauce is boiling, add bits of the fried tortillas. If you want crispier chilaquiles, add the fried tortillas to the sauce just a few seconds before serving.
If you’d like your chilaquiles a bit softer, leave the fried tortillas in the sauce longer so that they get tender.
Step 6- Served with sliced onion, sour cream, and cheese sprinkled over the chilaquiles. Serve with refried beans or fried eggs.
* Epazote is an herb with a pungent smell. It is believed to reduce flatulence. You can find it in Mexican stores.
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