Pulled Pork Enchaladas

Wardster

Seeing how I, as usual, have too much pulled pork, does anyone have the above recipe handy??

Chuck

Wardster,[p]Here is one that I use. Hope it works for you.[p]Chuck <><
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nikkig

Wardster,
We just did PP enchaladas last week. We don't care for the red sauce, so I just converted my recipe for pulled pork. I dont have exact measurements on the jalapenos, it all depends on how how they are. Some jars are hotter than the others, and it depends on how hot you like them. This method will definately be a requirement when we do pulled pork now.[p]Saute a medium onion with some chopped jalapenos. Add pork (enough for 5 large tortilla shells)and about 1/2 cup beef broth just to bind it together. Use large flour tortillas, put pork mixture and some cheese and in center then roll up-put into 9x13 pan. For sauce, simmer together 1 regular can of cream of chicken soup, 1 16-ounce sour cream, some chopped jalapenos, and some of the jalapeno juice. Pour over enchaladas, sprinkle with more cheese, and bake at 350 until cheese on top is melted. [p]Enjoy![p]~nikki

DavidR

nikkig,[p]That's a really good variation. I gotta try that! It sounds like it's way WAY too hot for my wife, but not for me.

nikkig

DavidR,
I'm a weenie when it comes to hot stuff too, hubby doesn't care how hot they are. Some jars of jalapenos, I can use the whole jar, others...it's only a quarter of the jar. It just depends on that batch of peppers. It would be nice if there were some kind of rating, so recipes could be more accurate. Best part of that recipe is the sauce![p]~nikki