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Enchilada Lasagna

Posted by Daniela August 9, 2009



This is without a doubt my husbands all time favorite dish. I got this recipe from his sister, and made just a few tiny adjustments to it. It is a very mild Mexican dish, and pretty much fail proof. I don't make it often enough though, specially if you ask my hubby. He would like to have it at least once a week. Problem is, he eats one pan full on his own, most often in one sitting, and that is just not good for him, other people in the house or the budget! :o)





Enchilada Lasagna

Ingridients:

2 tbsp of vegetable oil
1 lbs chicken breast, chopped to bite pieces
5 cups of mexican blend cheese
1 can of cream of celery
1 can of cream of chicken
1 1/2 cups sour cream
1/4 cup canned and chopped green chillies (drained)
small corn tortillas
1 tsp cumin
2 tsp salt
1/2 tsp pepper





Brown chicken in a pan on 2 tbsp of oil. Season with salt and pepper.
In a bowl combine cream of celery, cream of chicken, sour cream and green chillies.





Prepare the dish you will assemble the lasagna in. Put 1/2 cup of cream mix on the bottom of the baking dish and spread. Layer a row of tortillas followed with cream mix, chicken and cheese. You should be able to make 3 layers like this. Last layer doesn't need chicken, just a ton of cheese. :o)That is the best part!





Count on getting at least seconds, it really is that good!





Quick update...and thanks to J + P for reminding me!
It seems that I forgot to put instructions down for actually baking this amazing dish. Yaaay me!
I preheat the oven to 425 degrees and let it bake for about 20 minutes or until cheese is nice and melted and golden brown on top...


Thank you Andrea!

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  1. Patti T. Says:
  2. This looks really good, much better than the Mexican lasagna I made last night.

     
  3. Liesl Says:
  4. This looks so creamy and delicious! I love enchilada's!

     
  5. michelle Says:
  6. Adding this to my list to try!

     
  7. Kevin Says:
  8. Those look so creamy and cheesy and good!

     
  9. J + P Says:
  10. What temperature should this be cooked at? I'm guessing 350 for maybe an hour? I'm dying to make this :)

     
  11. Daniela Says:
  12. Wow, it would help if I wrote that one down huh? :)
    Since everything is cooked, I put it on 425 until the cheese is melted and golden on top, it is not a very thick dish so it gets heated through in that time...

     
  13. J + P Says:
  14. Thanks a bunch! I'm making this tonight :)

     
  15. amber Says:
  16. oh my god this looks amazing! i will definitely make this soon!

     
  17. Yum, I love Mexican style lasagnas. Yours looks so so good!

     
  18. Karly Says:
  19. Ooh, this is getting bookmarked! I might even make this for dinner tomorrow night. Yum!

     
  20. Anonymous Says:
  21. whats the cumin for?

     
  22. Heather Says:
  23. I just made this for dinner, it is FANTASTIC! =D

     
  24. Hi Daniela!
    I was lookin for a chicken dish to serve my inlaws who will be visiting for two weeks... My granddaughter was on my lap as we looked through photo after photo on Foodgawker and we both stopped at your photo! She said "Gramma please make that!" So I click on it and here we are! So your recipe is officially on the menu! Thanks so much!
    Really Rainey

     
  25. Anonymous Says:
  26. Yes - where does the cumin come in? Seasoning the chicken? Thx!

     
  27. Daniela Says:
  28. @ Really Rainey, that is so cute! I hope you guys lied it! And thank you to everyone else too, I'm really glad everyone likes this recipe.
    And one big sorry for not saying where the cumin goes. I really need to pay more attention to what I write. Yes, it is for seasoning the chicken! :o)

     
  29. Jennifer Says:
  30. This is delicious! I even shared this recipe with my family and it has become a new favorite for family gatherings.

     
  31. Anonymous Says:
  32. The only change I would recommend for this recipe is that the main standout flavor, the Chillies, was lacking. I would add more to the recipe to offset the creamy goodness that this dish offers. Love you Britt C.

     
  33. Anonymous Says:
  34. I loved this recipe. Perhaps would add a little more chicken and green chiles.
    Carmin

     
  35. Anonymous Says:
  36. This is delicious. I've made it a few times now. I like to add a can of rotel tomatoes with chiles too for an extra kick and some more color. Making it again this weekend for a cast party! Hope everyone likes it as much as I do!

     
  37. Caitlyn Says:
  38. I just made this dish this evening, and after a bad day, this cheering me up instantly. Mexican comfort food, for sure. :) Thanks so much for sharing. It's going to make many happy mouths.

     
  39. Daniela Says:
  40. thanks for liking this dish so much guys, it is our favorite too, and I totally agree on more chillies, I would totally like it more because I love their flavor and spice, but I make this for my hubby and this is how he likes it :)

     
  41. Thanks for a terrific looking recipe:) sounds delish but how long do u "dip" the tortillas?

     
  42. Megan Says:
  43. I'm also wondering how long you dip the tortillas! Making this for dinner soon. YUM.

     
  44. Anonymous Says:
  45. do you cook the chicken before adding it into the recipe? if so, do you bake it or what?

    this looks amazingggggg!

     
  46. Anonymous Says:
  47. i've made this recipe 3 times already and each time is better than the last. had a potluck at work and it was a staff favorite! thank you so much!!

     
  48. Hi :-) I came across a picture of this recipe on the blog 'Perfectly Imperfect' (http://www.perfectlyimperfectjenn.com).

    It looked so intriguing I HAD to follow the lead.

    Quite an interesting dish! I bet my grown kids will love this.... four sons in their 20's, a daughter-in-love and daughter-in-love to be.... I better make several pans of it huh? ;-p

     
  49. Anonymous Says:
  50. when do u add the cumin??

     
  51. Oh my yumminess! I found you on pinterest! I am following you now! I would love it if you became my newest follower! Have a great day!

    Kirsten
    www.mushkiloves.blogspot.com

     
  52. Anonymous Says:
  53. Making this now for hubby's birthday dinner... also wondering how long to dip the tortillas for though? ... since I'm already making it, guess I'll "wing it"...

     
  54. My mouth is watering just reading this. Also, love the blog name, Mogwai Soup. I lol'd.

     
  55. Anonymous Says:
  56. I make this same recipe, but use tortilla chips instead of corn tortillas. just layer the chips on the bottom of the dish, then the chicken then the cream mixture then the cheese. Bake and top with tomatoes and more sour cream!! Delish!!

     
  57. Anonymous Says:
  58. A dip is a dip, dips! lol

    Seriously though, this looks yummy!

     
  59. Anonymous Says:
  60. what size of dish do you use?

     
  61. Brandi Says:
  62. This looks delish! I'm going to make it next weekend to bring to a potluck :)

     
  63. MMR Says:
  64. made it tonight - awesome! I omitted the black olives and added whole can of rotel chile/tomatoes. Instead of dipping tortillas in water I dipped them in enchilada sauce- very good!!! thanks for the recipe!

     
  65. Anonymous Says:
  66. I made it tonight, it was really good! I added chopped black olives. My kids really liked it too! I cut the tortillas in strips to make them fit in my dish better.

     
  67. Anonymous Says:
  68. Is this a dish you can premake and place in the fridge?? If so I love it already!! <3

     
  69. Adele Forbes Says:
  70. Amen and Amen! Awesome stuff here. Thank you so very much for sharing.

     
  71. Anonymous Says:
  72. Wonderful recipe!

    I added corn, onion, pepper jack cheese, and cilantro. My husband devoured it!

    Thanks ☺

     
  73. Michelle Says:
  74. Why do you have to dip tortillas in water? Has anyone put it together the night before and then made it the next day? Can I put chicken in crockpot and cook it and then add to casserole. Geesh, this sounds great!

     
  75. Anonymous Says:
  76. can you use corn tortillas?

     
  77. Julie Says:
  78. I made this tonight and my family loved it! I did make a few changes though. I added onions when cooking the chicken and will add garlic next time. I used twice as much chilies and then added 1/2 can tomatoes to the sauce. Next time I'll add even more chilies for a total of 6 oz and the whole can of tomatoes. I used the heart healthy cream of chicken and celery in order to cut back on fat. I also only used 3 1/2 cups of low fat cheese. This is a definite repeat! Thanks for sharing!

     
  79. V. Furnas Says:
  80. This looks so good! I am looking forward to testing it out. Found you by way of Pinterest and am looking forward to looking around.

     
  81. GG Says:
  82. Have to try this recipe, I make a similar one that takes milk instead of sour cream and it takes salsa too. Love these quick recipes.

     
  83. Adele Forbes Says:
  84. oh man, that sounds soooo wonderful! going to the beach this weekend and taking the recipe with me so I can fix it for my husband and buddies who I know will love it. Thank you so very much for sharing. Follow my Pinterest boards at Adele Forbes...lots of good food there

     
  85. Anonymous Says:
  86. I am trying this recipe. Yummy!

     
  87. glamma Says:
  88. I made it tonight and used a rotissere chicken already made, and flash fried it with the oil and seasonings so it would have that cumin flavor...Loved IT!!

     
  89. Susanne Says:
  90. Looks AMAZING!
    But what is the sour cream for? And do you mix all the "wet" ingredients before you layer them with the chicken and cheese?

     
  91. Aimee Says:
  92. Can you use flour tortillas? i am not a huge fan of corn...

     
  93. Anonymous Says:
  94. Does the chicken have to be just browned or cooked all the way through before put in the oven?

     
  95. I have made this several times now, and everytime I make it I do something different. I add a cooked onion, more chillies, more cumin, oregano, and chilli powder, a garlic clove, diced tomatoes, and I substitute ground beef with the chicken. I also only use about 3 1/2 cups of cheese. It is a great dish that my family loves!

     
  96. GinnyP Says:
  97. This has been a family favorite for years but I use flour tortillas.

     
  98. Daniela Says:
  99. Wow, I've been a bad bad host. So many questions came in and I'm nowhere to be seen. Let me try and answer some of those!
    I use corn tortillas, but I am sure any tortillas will work fine, I saw in one of the comments that they even used tortilla chips!
    I used to dip the tortillas in the water but realized it is not necessary, I did it because I wanted a really nice soft tortilla, but you get that anyway from all the sauce.
    I use cumin to flavor the chicken and I season it while I cook it before I put it in the dish. It is important to brown it, it does not need to be cooked all the way through, it will finish cooking in the oven.
    Let's se, what else....the size of the dish. A big one :))) I make this depending on how many people I will be serving it too and how many leftovers I want, so usually it is my biggest casserole dish, I guess something like 13X9X2 would work fine...
    And YES. You sure can make this in put it in the fridge before baking it. Just make sure chicken has the time to cool off before putting it in the fridge, you don't want to put hot chicken directly in. I hope I answered most of the questions. Guys, I am so happy you enjoy this recipe, it is one of our favorites to and always a go to dish to take somewhere!

     
  100. melissa Says:
  101. yumy i loved it

     
  102. Whatever you do don't use flour tortillas. They get soggy!

     
  103. Daniela Says:
  104. Thank you Brent Laclair, good tip, since I always use corn tortillas!

     
  105. Stephanie Says:
  106. I was thinking about replacing the chili's with salsa.. *thinks about this*

     
  107. Daniela Says:
  108. You could certainly do that! This is a very 'grateful' dish, meaning, you can sub or add stuff to it and it will turn out great every time. I've been making this for a long time now, many times I subbed stuff because I didn't have something home and we always loved it. But I do have to admit, this original version is still our favorite :)
    Thanks for stopping by!

     
  109. Erin Wright Says:
  110. This looks and sounds absolutely amazing and I can't wait to make/try it for dinner tonight! Thanks for sharing this recipe!!! :-)

     
  111. Daniela Says:
  112. Thank you, let us know how you like it!

     
  113. Anonymous Says:
  114. Am in the UK and have no idea how mexican blend cheese would taste, it looks like an English Cheddar, but what does it tast like. Desperate to try this receipe looks delicious.

     
  115. Daniela Says:
  116. cheddar would work great in this, I tried it a couple of times! go ahead and do it :)

     
  117. Andrea Says:
  118. I found this recipe on pinterest and am dying to make it. So happy to have found your blog and now your newest follower.

     
  119. Daniela Says:
  120. I'm so happy you found me! I am on a vacation right now out of country so there hasn't been any new posts for a while, but I am coming back in two weeks and the posts are coming back with me :)
    I hope you enjoy the enchiladas, they are really good!

     
  121. Anonymous Says:
  122. This looks amazing! Would Campbell's cheddar cheese soup work as a sub. for the cream of celery? Or perhaps some other type of soup? Can't wait to make this!

     
  123. Daniela Says:
  124. Certainly, you could put almost any kind of creamy base soup in here, cheese sounds good to me!

     
  125. Debi Says:
  126. Would it be ok to make ahead and put in refrig. until evening???

     
  127. Anonymous Says:
  128. Found this recipe on pinterest looking for a sour cream chicken enchilada recipe, just made it for the first time and its GREAT, even my toddlers loved it! I didnt realize I was out of cumin, so I added a little chicken-taco seasoning from a packet i had. Will be adding to my regular dishes!
    -Erin

     
  129. Anonymous Says:
  130. Just made this for dinner, what a good recipe. Thanks!!

     
  131. Bethkay Says:
  132. Just made this for dinner - really easy to make & really good! This would be perfect for a potluck dinner. THank you so much for sharing this recipe :0)

     
  133. Anonymous Says:
  134. How many does this serve?

     
  135. Alisha Says:
  136. Holy sodium content Batman! It looks delicious but I'll have to figure out a less processed ingredient way of making it. Thanks for posting this - good inspiration :)

     
  137. Lisa :-) Says:
  138. It is in the oven as I type. I added 1 can of Rotel; 2 cans of canned chopped green chiles; a shake of garlic and some fresh cilantro. We will see. I am excited!

     
  139. Anonymous Says:
  140. I add mexicorn and onions to the mix also cooked my chicken with taco seasoning. It was great

     
  141. Anonymous Says:
  142. I made this tonight and it was a big hit! Thank you!

     
  143. Anonymous Says:
  144. Very similar to the white enchiladas that I love! However, I would swap the cream of celery soup for cream of mushroom, and boil or grill chicken breasts and then shred them instead of dicing. I used some tortilla chips AND some whole-wheat flour tortillas, and it worked out fine.

     
  145. Cindi M Says:
  146. Can't wait to try this sounds so yummy!

     
  147. Anonymous Says:
  148. Quick, easy, and good. I added crushed doritos to the top of mine :)

     
  149. I made tonight and it was a hit!!!

     
  150. Anonymous Says:
  151. Absolutely delicious!!

     
  152. Anonymous Says:
  153. Ah shucks, I didn't read the comment about the spices are for the chicken, so my sauce turned out way too salty. Otherwise it was delish...I will try this one again sometime. Being a mushroom junkie, I added those to the sauce. Good stuff!

     
  154. Daniela Says:
  155. ugh sorry! that sucks, but do give it another try, it's worth it :)

     
  156. Anonymous Says:
  157. Does anyone know the calorie count for this per serving?

     
  158. Daniela Says:
  159. ugh, you just had to ask, huh? :D
    well...i have no idea, and for this dish i don't even want to know, haha! it could be made into a lighter version, though, by using fat free products where possible and significantly less cheese, but that would be so sad :D

     
  160. Anonymous Says:
  161. this looks so yummy have it in the oven right now

     
  162. megan Says:
  163. Made this tonight for supper and it was delicious!

     
  164. Daniela Says:
  165. i am so glad, thank you!

     
  166. Anonymous Says:
  167. Found this recipe on pinterest and it is in the oven as I type. I didn't add the cumin, salt or pepper since I cooked the chicken in my pressure cooker frozen. I love that pressure cooker!! LOL I'm sure it will be yummy since I have yet to find a recipe that we haven't liked on pinterest! =)

     
  168. Anonymous Says:
  169. I used to make this same recipe years ago, however I layered refried bean too.

     
  170. Anonymous Says:
  171. Can ground beef be used instead of chicken?

     
  172. Daniela Says:
  173. Absolutely, I think it would be yummy!

     
  174. D Says:
  175. how many people does this recipe serve?

     
  176. Daniela Says:
  177. Well, if you are in my house it is just enough for the three of us. I have a serving and a half, my son has half a serving and the rest goes to my hubby :D (for dinner I and dinner II :D)
    But to be serious, I think it can serve 8 to 10 people, depending how big you slice it up!

     
  178. Anonymous Says:
  179. This is in my oven right now!! Although it is way too hot to have the oven on, I had to make it! My husband is either going to kill me or love me! He loves casseroles, but not in summer time! Waaaaay too fattening! Can't wait to try it! Thanks for the recipe!!

     
  180. Anonymous Says:
  181. we had this for supper tonight. It was outstanding!!! the whole family loved it. Thanks so much for sharing!!

     
  182. I just made this and it was soooo good. I added cayenne, minced garlic and pepper to the sour cream mixture and a little bit of torilla chips is good on top since its very creamy. Reeeaaally good though!!

     
  183. Oh, and I George Formaned the chicken and then cut into squares when cooled. It was just easier and I didn't have to use the oil.

     
  184. Daniela Says:
  185. Great ides Stephanie, I will definitely try grilling the chicken next time to make it little bit healthier! Thanks!

     
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  187. Susan Says:
  188. I wanted to make this tonight but I only have about a cup of sour cream. I have the rest of the ingredients, plus I bought rotel tomatoes with chiles. Are the green chiles spicy? If it's really spicy I will need lots of sour cream to cool it down. Otherwise, I can make due with less sour cream.

     
  189. Daniela Says:
  190. This is a pretty mild dish as far as the spiciness goes, maybe mild to a medium, because I like spicy food (not really really spicy though!), so I think you would be just fine with a cup of sour cream, but if you are unsure, just use half of the green chiles. I don't think they are exactly spicy (I get mild or medium heat) but they do have a little kick...I have a friend that doesn't like the flavor it gives to the dish and she completely omits them and she loves the dish like that, so I think you have room to play!
    Let me know how it turns out if you make it! :-)

     
  191. Anonymous Says:
  192. How much of tge can of celery and can of chicken do we need?

     
  193. lynni-j Says:
  194. Nutitionally it doesn't look like it's going to be high in calories.... it has plenty of protein, probably a little high in carbs but the protein offsets that well. Most recipe programs will give you a nutritional breakdown when you add your recipe. Anyone have a recipe program?

     
  195. Susan Says:
  196. I made this tonight and it was delicious! I didn't have enough sour cream, so my husband picked some more up at the store when he was out. I used a 4 oz. can of green chiles and the rotel tomatoes with chiles. It was a little spicy for me, so I served mined with sour cream on top. That takes the heat out of it. My husband didn't think it was hot at all, so he added hot salsa to his. I used a 16 oz. bag of cheese, which is 4 cups. That was plenty. Great recipe, and a nice change. Thanks!

     
  197. Daniela Says:
  198. You need one of each!

     
  199. Daniela Says:
  200. Thank you Susan, I'm glad you liked it!

     
  201. Meagan Says:
  202. I made this today for lunch. It was alright. I didn't feel that it had alot of flavor though. Next time, I would add onion and maybe even some red and green peppers slices. I will make this again, but with some variation.

     
  203. Daniela Says:
  204. I am glad you tried it out Meagan, we love this as an milder Mexican dish because I so often make spicier food with a lot of kick, this gives us great variety and we really enjoy it. Especially my husband that loves Mexican but not spicy!
    As I am addicted to onions and also love peppers, I can see how adding them could be delicious! Do let me know how you like it with that!

     
  205. Anonymous Says:
  206. I re read the reciepe a couple of time but did not see instructions about dipping the tortillas in water. At what point in the prep does this happen an why. Thanks!

     
  207. Daniela Says:
  208. I will tell you a secret. I don't even do it anymore...I used to do it right before assembling individual enchiladas when I still made the the classical way, rolled...I continued dipping them few times after that thinking it will add to the moisture or something. maybe habit? :) ...but I haven't done it in a long time and they still come out delicious and moist. Sorry about the confusion!

     
  209. Anonymous Says:
  210. My crew is very picky and they loved this casserole. Big Big Hit.

     
  211. I made this last night - and it was SO good! Thank you! I did a few tweaks - I did not drain the can of chilies, and then I added some fresh roasted anaheim peppers as well as spiced up the chicken a bit more. I topped with fresh scallion and cilantro. SO SO SO GOOD!

     
  212. Daniela Says:
  213. uuuuuu Christy....that sounds really good! I've been on a jalapenos kick lately so I was already planing one really spicy peppery version for myself, and cilantro, well, you either love it or hate it, and I love it. I think I'm just going to start to make two smaller casseroles every time, hubby version and my version :)))

     
  214. Anonymous Says:
  215. Wow! If I omit the Chicken, this is a dish that my vegetarian, Mexican food junkie of a hubby might really like! Gonna have to give this one a try! :)

     
  216. Just found this recipe on pinterest and it's great! I do a mexican lasagna which is more like a leftover taco concoction. Your recipes are amazing and I am following along on GFC. My husband's mom was 100% Croatian (her mom and dad came over in the early 1900s and met in Biloxi, MS). Croatia is a beautiful country (I've seen from pictures) and you must miss it dearly. Hopefully you love it here across the ocean as well! Have an amazing day and if you have a moment, stop by!

    Marilyn
    4you-withlove.blogspot.com

     
  217. Daniela Says:
  218. Thank you Marilyn! I do miss Croatia very much, but I very recently got to spend two months there, so that makes it little easier. I just need to get out of my funk (and get all the pictures transferred to my laptop) and start posting again, I am planning on some posts about Croatia and food from there! I will for sure visit your blog, thank you for the link, and I wish you and your family all the best as well!
    Daniela

     
  219. Alisa Says:
  220. I have this in the oven now, with a couple of changes/additions. I used greek yogurt instead of sour cream and I sauted an onion and a yellow bell pepper and added it to the layers. I'm serving it with refried beans and avocado slices. Can't wait for dinner to be done!

     
  221. Daniela Says:
  222. Alisa, sounds delicious. I really love how many different ideas I got from all of you guys to change it up a bit! Thank you!

     
  223. kcro62 Says:
  224. so i made this this morning(yep, morning! ha!) and it's fantastic! i had to do with items on hand so had some substitutions but I'm not sure you can mess this up and make it bad! Thanks for sharing.

     
  225. Anonymous Says:
  226. Think this could become a freezer meal? Maybe freeze it before baking it??

     
  227. Daniela Says:
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  229. Daniela Says:
  230. Absolutely, I did it myself recently!

     
  231. Marla Says:
  232. Made this tonight for dinner. My husband loved it but thought it was a little light on chicken. Maybe next time I will use 1 1/2 lbs. I put all 5 cups of cheese in, and it seemed a little bit too much...I think I will do 3 1/2 - 4 next time. Also, I don't think I put in enough tortillas so will do more next time. That being said, there will definitely be a "next time" because overall, the flavor was very good. Thanks for posting.

     
  233. Daniela Says:
  234. Thank you for reading and trying it. I do realize it is a bit heavy on cheese, but my son and hubby could eat cheese alone all day so I do it like this for them. And I have to admit, I like a ton of cheese too :))) Try it with more chicken and less cheese and let us know how you like it!

     
  235. the fellers Says:
  236. Someone asked the calorie count....I put this in MyFitnessPal & said it served 8....and it came out as 494 calories a serving....I did use the uncooked flour tortillas from costco though....still going to try it!

     
  237. Julie Says:
  238. I shredded the chicken & added a little taco seasoning. I only used 1 can of cream of chicken soup & some sour cream. I also don't like corn tortillas, so I used wheat. The chilies give it a nice flavor. Don't worry about the calories, just enjoy!

     
  239. This is a great recipe! Its just my hubs and I, and Im still learning to cut recipes down! This makes A LOT! So use to making for the whole family! Thanks for sharing!

     
  240. Anonymous Says:
  241. Thanks so much! I made it for dinner last night and my husband ate 1/2 of it! He told me he is so excited for lunch today so he can eat leftovers! This is such a quicker recipe than making individual enchiladas! I also added chopped up tomatoes and red peppers in the layers, and some guacamole on the side when I served it. Delicious!

     
  242. Daniela Says:
  243. I'm so glad you liked it, thank you!!!

     
  244. Have you ever tried flour tortillas?

     
  245. Daniela Says:
  246. I have, it changes the dish quite a bit for me, but it's still very good...I just prefer corn tortillas for this one...I usually go for flour tortillas in ground beef enchiladas...but that is just my preference!

     
  247. Anonymous Says:
  248. making for just one person. could I make and put in smaller pans and freeze for future use. Work at the post office and try to put some make ahead casseroles for the busy season coming up

     
  249. Daniela Says:
  250. Absolutely, this freezes great!

     
  251. Anonymous Says:
  252. 5 cups of cheese is definitely expensive...I have never seen a casserole this small with that much cheese! I know my husband would do the same thing...even though it is just the 2 of us he would not let me make it a 2 night meal, no he would eat it ALL! Oh and if I had some left on my plate he would probably sit and stare at it until I just gave him mine as well...ugh!

     
  253. Daniela Says:
  254. But it is soooo worth it. And it isn't really small...it's just that he eats so much of it! LOL
    Try using less cheese and also, I've learned since, when I absolutely want leftovers I put it in Tupperware immediately and hide it from him, no putting the whole dish on the table, haha...

     
  255. This is fabulous! I fixed it last night for supper, and my whole family loved it! Thank you for the wonderful recipe. This is definately a recipe I will be fixing again!

     
  256. Daniela Says:
  257. Thank you Lisa, I am glad you enjoyed it! :)

     
  258. Anonymous Says:
  259. Wondering about putting the corn tortillas in water???
    Can't wait to try it!!

     
  260. Anonymous Says:
  261. Turned out great! My brother did not care for it though because he thought there was too much sour cream. I think next time I will use the tomatoes with green chilies and a little less sour cream.

     
  262. Daniela Says:
  263. Sorry about the water confusion, I already said it waaaaay back up in comments it is not necessary, but I think I will just go ahead and remove that part so there is no more confusion...you see, the first few times I made it I thought it would help with softness and such. Not necessary at all, so I'll go ahead and move that part.

    As for the sour cream, I understand it is not for everyone, what I did want is tomato free version of enchiladas and my husband even puts more on the top :D but feel free to do any substitutions to it you wish, I heard a lot of ladies that commented used some tomatoes in ti and loved it!

     
  264. Angie Says:
  265. This looks wonderful, I bet my husband will love it too!

     
  266. Anonymous Says:
  267. I'm from New Mexico, I don't understand why this recipe is called lasagna? There is nothing lasagna about it.

     
  268. Daniela Says:
  269. I called it lasagna because of the layering style instead of rolling the actual enchiladas, I've very often seen dishes named lasagna while dining out, just because of the layering style (without pasta) so idea came from there! :)

     
  270. Anonymous Says:
  271. I make this with flour tortillas cut into strips and th en let it sit in fridge overnight before i cook it. Flavors really come together.

     
  272. Anonymous Says:
  273. I found this on Pinterest, stopped right then and made it! It was great! I didn't have sour cream so I used greek yogurt, I added onion and topped with a few crumbs of doritos! I am going to tweak alittle to our taste but this is a keeper!

     
  274. Anonymous Says:
  275. Your recipe has made it to Scotland! I'm going to try this during the week, looks fab! Nice to see you're still getting comments about it 3 years after posting your recipe :) Monica :)

     
  276. Daniela Says:
  277. I really have to try making these with some onions, I think onions are my favorite thing! And gorgonzila. And pumpkin. As soon as I start thinking like that I want to caramelize them and then I start adding ingredients and taking away some, and all of a sudden it's a new recipe. So, I guess it is time for some kind of chicken, onion, pumpkin cheesy casserole :D

    Monica, I am so happy about this, specially because this really is one of my family's favorite dishes, we almost always make it for pot lucks and such. Three years later is a little out of this world for me, but I have Pinterest to thank for that I guess :)
    I really hope you enjoy it!

     
  278. This sounds dee-lish. And since I cook for one meal & freeze the other, the tortillas will fit perfectly in my dollar store round freezer pans.

     
  279. Connie Says:
  280. I made this last night but I made my own corn tortillas. I have been making my own tortillas for about 6 years now but I dont if this recipe needed store bought because they are a little thinner than mine. To me it was a little salty and I wish I would have shredded the chicken instead of cut it into cubes. I aslo didn't know what size pan to use. I used a 9 by 13 it only gave me two layers without one of the layers having chicken.

     
  281. Daniela Says:
  282. Hi Connie, I use a few different pans for this dish, but they are all about 9 or 10 inches by 13 or so...and I always have enough chicken for two layers, I don't put it on the top layer, just the cheese!
    I should try making my own tortillas for this too, I bet it would be awesome!
    I am not sure why you got only two layers, with the amounts I wrote I always have enough for the extra top layer (again, no chicken in the last one) but if you like richer layers and would like the third one, just add a little more chicken and a few more tortillas...as for the salt, we really all do like it just as it is, but please do adjust the seasoning to your taste!
    Thanks for trying it out, I hope you give it another try!

     
  283. Anonymous Says:
  284. I have made thus for years using leftover Thanksgiving turkey. You can add some frozen corn too! I add the cumin (and garlic granules) to the soup/sour cream mixture along with scallions. It's getting that time of year!

     
  285. Daniela Says:
  286. Ha! I actually did the same thing last year with my leftover turkey, it's a genius idea, right? It makes it even more simpler! :D

     
  287. Anonymous Says:
  288. This was delicious! The only change I made was that I did add an extra can of green chiles. A few poeple said that they would add more chicken, but I don't think that it would be as creamy and delish if it were too dry! The only thing I would maybe add next time is a little more seasoning! So good!

     
  289. Stacey Rapp Says:
  290. Making this tonight for dinner! I found you through pinterest and I can't wait to make this!

     
  291. Daniela Says:
  292. Thank you guys so much. I am so happy for Pinterest and this recipe reaching so many people. I am preparing for my gender reveal party and strongly considering preparing this. We love it!

     
  293. Anonymous Says:
  294. Gender reveal party? I am making this right now! I wanted to wait till dinner but. I'm so excited I wanna taste it before everyone else! I'm sure it'll b a hit with the family. I just wish I had the will power to wait. Oh well!

     
  295. Daniela Says:
  296. Yes, we are having a gender reveal party for our second baby since we probably won't be having a baby shower and we still wanted to do a get together with the closest family and friends and celebrate the new baby, plus my son will have the honors of biting into a cupcake and revealing is he having a sister or a brother. I am very excited, it is a no gift party, but I will take any excuse to have people over :)

     
  297. Anonymous Says:
  298. Aaaaaaa that is another great idea! Never heard of doing that! Awesome! Oh and by the way! The casserole just came out. And it was Yum! Kids will b outta school soon. They will love it. Thanks so much!

     
  299. Daniela Says:
  300. Thank you, and so glad you like this recipe!

     
  301. Norman Low Says:
  302. In the southwest we just call these enchiladas,but great dish anyways!

     
  303. Norman Low Says:
  304. In the southwest we just call these enchiladas,but great dish anyways!

     
  305. Anonymous Says:
  306. Can you do this in a crock pot?

     
  307. Daniela Says:
  308. Honestly, I have no idea!!!
    I almost never use my crock pot, I'm just not a fan of that type of cooking, so it never even occurred to me to try it!
    You could try and let us know? :)

     
  309. I made this today and I used the crock pot to cook the chicken for a few hours, then I added all the ingredients minus the tortillas and cheese and cooked for a few more hours. Shredded the chicken up and assembled as the recipe states. Placed in the oven just long enough to melt and brown the cheese. Great recipe! I did add the whole can of chilies undrained and next time I will add some garlic, diced tomatoes and more green chilies.

     
  310. Daniela Says:
  311. That is pretty awesome, and I guess it answers the question from a few days ago, it CAN be made in a crock pot, well, most of it!

     
  312. Hi, Daniela! I followed a pin on Pinterest to a recipe site, then here, to find this recipe for Enchilada Lasagne. It looks delicious, so I'll be repinning it (directly from your blog to give you credit), and making it!

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  313. Daniela Says:
  314. Thank you Christina!

     
  315. Anonymous Says:
  316. I made this recipe and it was published in the Tulsa Tribune in the 80s

     
  317. Daniela Says:
  318. wow, that is so cool, maybe we can finally find out where exactly it came from! I just know my sister-in-law gave it to me, and I think she got it from her ex boyfriend's mom, or something like that...
    Do you by any chance still have that cut out or something? If you do it would be so awesome if you could scan it and maybe send it to me on my e-mail, I could then put it up with this post!

     
  319. Saw this on Pintrest and couldn't wait to try it, bought all my ingrerdients and have just read all you lovely comments and suggestions from others, think this will be a great hit with my other half who hates pasta! Thankyou

     
  320. Daniela Says:
  321. I hope you like it, KerryAnn!

     
  322. Anonymous Says:
  323. Found this on Pinterest and will be preparing tonight! Can't wait. Luckily I read through ALL the comments to get my questions answered. Maybe( so you don't have to answer the same questions) you could add an addendum to the original recipe?
    I always have to make a recipe the first time as written so I can "see" how it's intended to taste, and then play with it when I make it again....and just by looking at it, I'm sure they'll be another time!
    Thanks!
    C.

     
  324. Daniela Says:
  325. Yes, I already did it a while ago, but I will have to read through them again and do it once more!
    I hope you like it! My favorite version is still as I wrote it originally :)

     
  326. Anonymous Says:
  327. I added a can of petite diced tomatoes drained!!

     
  328. alaroway Says:
  329. Do you think I could use 2 cans cream of chicken instead of the cream of celery and cream of chicken? My husband isn't fond of celery and not sure how strong of a taste it might have.

     
  330. Daniela Says:
  331. Absolutely! I think it will be just as good :)

     
  332. Yummy Making this tonight Hopefully it is as tasty as everyone is saying glad I read through th comments before cooking though Ps.Cooking this recipe all the way from Australia!

     
  333. Anonymous Says:
  334. This is a fantastic recipe that with the addition of rotel tomatoes and without the sour cream is commonly known in the South as King Ranch Chicken. Love the sour cream! Add black beans and omit the chicken and cream of chicken soup (sub. with cream of mushroom) and you have a fantastic vegetarian casserole.

     
  335. April Says:
  336. Made this tonight and it was a hit!! Thanks so much!

     
  337. Anne Says:
  338. Making this tonight for a potluck New Years Eve party. Made two so I can have one on Thursday when son and his wife come over. Can't wait to try them. Made each a little different.

     
  339. Daniela Says:
  340. Lucky guests, I'm on pizza today, not feeling my best...
    I hope you all enjoy it and have a wonderful and Happy New Year!

     
  341. Anonymous Says:
  342. would shredded chicken work? or should I stick with the other??

     
  343. Daniela Says:
  344. I think it would work just fine, many prefer it like that. I like it more how I wrote it in the recipe, but it is just e preference.
    This can be made so easily with bought and shredded rotisserie chicken!

     
  345. Anonymous Says:
  346. I tried it with store bought canned chicken and still cooked it with the cumin. Had a work potluck so had to double the recipe. Saved me time not having to cut up all that chicken. It was a hit everyone loved it :)

     
  347. Daniela Says:
  348. I never tried canned chicken but I'm glad it worked!
    I am doing this for my sons birthday next weekend, we all can't wait :)

     
  349. Did anyone try this with flour tortillas??

     
  350. Daniela Says:
  351. Yes, I have some comments that don't like corn tortillas say they made it with flour ones and it was very good. I still have to try that!

     
  352. Anonymous Says:
  353. Saw this on Pinterest. Made it tonight! Turned out really great. Will add little more chicken and chilies...but GOOD!!

     
  354. Daniela Says:
  355. Thank you, I'm glad!

     
  356. Liz Pledger Says:
  357. My husband and I are cooking this for the first time right now. Looks so yummy! My husband is creating new names for it like Enchilasagna and LasagnChalada. So funny! :)

     
  358. Daniela Says:
  359. That is so funny :D
    I hope you guys like it, I'm getting excited myself, we will be enjoying it on Saturday, with holidays and everything it's been a pretty long while since we had it!

     
  360. Emma Says:
  361. Daniela,

    Found your recipe on Pinterest, just made it, but haven't got to taste it yet since my fiancé isn't home from work yet. My mouth is watering though!

    As a "healthier" alternative, I decided to go with multigrain tortillas. I can't wait to try it soon. Thanks again for this easy meal!

     
  362. Daniela Says:
  363. I hope you like it and please let me know how it tastes with multigrain tortillas!
    The one I made on Saturday missed spiciness to me, I ended up using a lot of green Tabasco on mine. It might be my pregnancy whims though :D

     
  364. Emma Says:
  365. It turned out really good! I have nothing to compare it to, but I've made regular roll up chicken enchiladas with white tortillas, and to me, it really tastes the same. I really recommend using them to get some fiber!

    I think next time I make it, I will use a little less sour cream, it just seemed to overpower the taste of the dish too much.

     
  366. Daniela Says:
  367. glad you liked it. see, I feel you get much more flavor from corn tortillas and since I love to put lots of Tabasco on it this amount really works for me, but this dish is so easy to adjust to your own tastes it's what makes it great I think :)

     
  368. Debbie W Says:
  369. After reading comment suggestions, these are the adjustments I made. 1 lb chopped rotisserie chicken, sprinkled w/1 tsp cumin; 1 can cream of chicken; 1 can cream of mushroom; 1 to 1½ C sour cream; 14 oz can green chili; 1 can Rotel; 1 can corn drained; 4 C cheese; 15 corn tortillas (5 per layer) YUMMY!!!

    This is definitely a keeper. I made similar recipes before that were too saucy. I think the 3 layers really helped the tortilla to sauce ratio. And the huge layer of cheese on top was awesome, even with me cutting it back to 4 cups total. Good flavor and mild. Easy to add Tapatio or Cholula to spice it up. Thanks for sharing!

     
  370. Anonymous Says:
  371. Im not a left-over type of girl . . . but I ate this for a couple of days until every bite was gone. So good!

     
  372. Kathy L. Says:
  373. Had it for supper tonight. It tasted so good! My husband really enjoyed it and had seconds too.

     
  374. Stacy Krahn Says:
  375. I'm not so good with tweeking recipes, I tend to follow them to the T :) So could someone please tell me where the sour cream comes in? Do I mix it with the cream of celery and cream of chicken mix, or was it meant to be served on the side after its baked????

     
  376. Daniela Says:
  377. I always like to follow the recipe at least the first time I'm making it, so I get that :)
    You probably missed it in the post, here it is:
    "In a bowl combine cream of celery, cream of chicken, sour cream and green chilies."

    Just mix it all up!

     
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