Family Meal: Black Bean Enchiladas
with jalapeño and poblano peppers
Prep & Cook Time: 30-40 min.
Spice Level: Medium
Cook Within: 7 days
Contains: Milk, Wheat, Soy
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Vegetarian
Chef
David Padilla
An enchilada is a tortilla rolled around a filling, covered with sauce, and baked. It sounds simple, but when the flavors of black beans, poblano pepper, and piquant seasoning blend come together, "simple" is hardly the word to describe it. Poblano peppers carry a mild, smoky flavor, but different peppers from the same plant have been known to vary in spiciness. Don't sweat it if you prefer it a little less caliente: since you're the chef, you can add as much or as little of the peppers as you like. You simply won't believe how satisfying this vegetarian take on a Mexican classic can be.
In Your Box
- 31 oz. Canned Black Beans
- 16 fl. oz. Red Enchilada Sauce
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12 6" Flour Tortillas
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8 oz. Shredded Chihuahua Cheese
- 2 Poblano Pepper
- 1 Red Onion
- 6 oz. Corn Kernels
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4 oz. Sour Cream
- 1 Jalapeno Pepper
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4 Tbsp. Taco Seasoning
- 1 oz. Radish
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Nutrition (per serving) 732rDa3J
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Calories1630
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Carbohydrates196g
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Net Carbs181g
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Fat64g
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Protein64g
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Sodium5180mg
Recipe Steps
You Will Need
- Olive Oil
- Salt
- Cooking Spray
- 1 Large Oven-Safe Casserole Dish
- 1 Medium Pan
Before You Cook
Cooking Guidelines
To ensure food safety, the FDA recommends the following as minimum internal cooking temperatures:
- Steak and Pork 145° F (rest cooked meat, 3 minutes) |
- Seafood 145° F |
- Chicken 165° F |
- Ground Beef 160° F |
- Ground Turkey 165° F |
- Ground Pork 160° F
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1 Prepare the Ingredients
Trim radish, halve, and slice into thin half-moons. Stem poblano peppers, seed, and cut into 1/2" dice. Stem, seed, and mince jalapeño. Discard seeds if you prefer less spice. Drain and rinse black beans. Peel and halve onion. Cut halves into 1/2” dice.
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2 Make the Filling
Heat 1 tsp. olive oil in a medium pan over medium-high heat. Add red onion, poblano pepper (to taste), and 2 tsp. jalapeño (to taste, and reserve remaining for garnish) to hot pan and cook 2 minutes. Add frozen corn, 2/3 the black beans (reserve rest for garnish or on the side), and seasoning blend. Our enchilada seasoning contains cayenne pepper. Use to taste or omit if you prefer less heat. Cook 5 minutes and remove from heat. Season with 1/4 tsp. salt and allow to cool 3-5 minutes. Stir in 1/4 the cheese (remaining tops enchiladas).
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3 Roll the Enchiladas
Pour 1/4 cup enchilada sauce (remaining tops enchiladas) in a large casserole dish (use a dish large enough to fit 12 rolled tortillas, or use two medium casserole dishes), coating the bottom. Place one tortilla on a clean cutting board. Add 1/3 cup filling to tortilla, tightly roll up, and place in casserole dish seam-side down. Repeat for remaining 5 tortillas. Don't be tempted to overfill tortillas. Make sure ends overlap and have a chance to seal while baking.
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4 Assemble the Enchiladas
Place leftover filling around enchiladas or serve on the side. Pour remaining enchilada sauce over enchiladas and top with remaining cheese.
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5 Bake The Enchiladas
Spray a piece of foil with cooking spray and place over casserole dish, sprayed side down. Tightly seal foil and bake 15 minutes. Remove foil and bake until cheese is bubbly, 7 minutes.
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6 Plate the Dish
Place three enchiladas on a plate. Ladle any remaining sauce from casserole dish on plate with enchiladas. Garnish with radishes, remaining black beans, sour cream, and remaining jalapeño (to taste).
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