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By A Delarge
Toronto, ON
on April 12, 2011
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It didnt take too long. Ive made this 3 times now and its way easier once you know the process and way less time consuming. And Personally, I find the prep for these enchiladas a ton of fun!It is an AMAZING recipe!! I believe, if you want that authentic taste u need to put the time into this or any recipe. But again, its not that time consuming and i made my own tortilas. If people want a fast enchiliada they can go to the pub or to taco bell. Aaaawwwww yyyaaaaaaa!!!!
By sebringsue
Costa Mesa, CA
on October 01, 2010
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Oh my gosh, this sauce took forever!! The other reviewer is right, it was so many chilis when you figure there are 6-10 chilis per 2oz. bag and you needed to have 1# total! And who at home has a blender big enough to fit all the ingredients, everything had to be done in batches. Cut the sauce recipe in half it makes a ton. I used a brisket instead of flank and it was really very good with the spice paste slow cooked in the sauce for about 7 hours. I found the sauce to be on the bitter side but once the enchiladas were made and all the other ingredients went in and on top it didn't seem as bitter.
By wfabcole_424387
New York, NY
on May 11, 2010
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I made this recipe for a Cinco de Mayo dinner party, and although it was delicious, it took me the entire day to make. A pound of dry chilis is a LOT of chilis. Most chilis are packaged in 2oz portions and there are anywhere from 5 to 8 chilis per bag. I needed 8 packages of chilis for this recipe. That's a lot of chilis to toast and soak and ultimate blend. I needed to blend them along with the roasted vegetables in several batches. Also, it made more sauce than I expected. I had to freeze most of it in ziplock bags for future use, which I may say have come in very handy. This sauce has been used for stuffed mushrooms, eggs, soup and I marinated pork chops with it...delicious!!