Spinach and mushroom enchiladas. Set aside half of the mushroom mixture for sauce. Remove half of the mushroom mixture and set aside, reserving for the sauce. Add spinach and cook until spinach is wilted and liquid has evaporated.
It takes so much energy to keep them alive, fed, and happy. Sometimes we have date night planned out and sometimes we jump in the car and figure it out from there. The mixture of the spinach, mushrooms and other ingredients in the filling is an interesting "twist" for a tasty alternative to the old standbys of chicken , beef or even seafood enchiladas. You can cook Spinach and mushroom enchiladas using 11 ingredients and 12 steps. Here is how you achieve that.
Ingredients of Spinach and mushroom enchiladas
- You need 1 of oil.
- Prepare 1 of baking pan.
- Prepare 1 of comal or cast iron skillet.
- You need 1 of high walled 12 inch pan.
- You need 1 medium of mixing bowl.
- It's 6 oz of portabella mushroom.
- You need 1 small of onion.
- Prepare 1 packages of spinach leafs.
- Prepare 4 clove of garlic.
- It's 1 packages of Corn tortillas.
- It's 1 of you're choice of sauce. I use salsa verde.
These spinach and enchilada mushrooms are a fixture on the menu at Fonda, which just opened its second location in NYC's East Village. For the chef, the key to the enchilada isn't what's inside. "I think the most important thing to focus when you're doing enchiladas is that sauce," he tells Food Republic in a recent interview. "That sauce is going to be going on top of tortillas. These Spinach & Mushroom Enchiladas are totally different, but in the best way possible - they're lightened up, full of fresh flavor (instead of heavy cheese & cream), and totally plant-based! First off, for these loaded with flavor Spinach and Mushroom Enchiladas, we start with sliced button mushrooms and we'll try to enhance the flavor of the mushroom mixture by buying some additional interesting mushrooms. (I used to call this recipe exotic or wild mushroom enchiladas but let's face it, nowadays shiitakes are neither exotic or.
Spinach and mushroom enchiladas instructions
- heat skillet on medium with a thin layer of cooking oil.
- dice onion and garlic gloves.
- slice mushrooms into 1 inch cubes.
- add onions garlic and mushrooms to hot skillet.
- cook contents of skillet. stir as necessary to allow all ingredients to brown.
- add spinach leafs to skillet, it will take a minute to start cooking down but when it does make sure you stir from the bottom to the top.
- when all the spinach has wilted move contents of skillet into the mixing bowl.
- heat oven to 350 and comal on medium.
- brown both sides of the tortillas on the comal add spinach mix to tortilla and roll into enchilada. place in baking pan seam down.
- repeat step nine till you either don't have room in the baking pan or run out of ingredients. extra ingredients can be put unrolled into pan it won't hurt anything.
- bake contents of pan for 15 to 20 minutes. if you are using a chili sauce add it to enchiladas before baking. for cheese I would cook the enchiladas then add the cheese and cook again long enough to melt the cheese.
- they're done! now find your family or friends and eat up. remember that you cooked and they can do the dishes..
As for these Spinach Mushroom Enchiladas, the filling is made up of what else but lots of mushrooms - both baby bella and shiitake - to give a nice variety and some interest. There is also plenty of fresh baby spinach, which adds a pop of color and pairs incredibly well with all those mushrooms. Vegan black bean & mushroom enchiladas with creamy cheesy cashew sauce and homemade enchilada sauce. If you thought that cheesy plant-based enchiladas were not a thing, you were happily mistaken. We made them happen a few years ago and thought we should bring them back to you in this updated post.