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These Enchiladas de Flor de Calabaza are a Mexican recipe that we all love, we have a different version, but equally delicious. These enchiladas are a vegan and easy recipe, since they are free of animal products. You can make these Pumpkin Flower Enchiladas with a green or red sauce and if you cannot choose just one sauce, you can prepare the two sauces and serve them combined. The pumpkin flower is a delicious seasonal ingredient, very versatile for cooking. Use it here and use it in your other recipes.
1 tablespoon garlic, Finely chopped, for the filling
2 cups pumpkin flower, for the filling
1 cup rajas poblanas, for the filling
1 cup corn, yellow, for the filling
enough oil, to fry
6 corn tortillas
enough pumpkin flower, to decorate
1/4 poblano peppers, for the sauce
Preparation
For the sauce, in a pot with hot oil fry the tomatoes, onion, garlic, cumin, allspice and chilies until the vegetables soften. Add the vegetable broth and cook for 20 minutes after it boils.
Blend perfectly the previous preparation together with the cilantro.
Return to the pot with a little more oil, fry the sauce until it thickens and season with salt.
For the filling, in a pan over medium heat cook the onion with a little oil. Add the garlic, the pumpkin flower, the yellow corn and cook for 5 minutes, add the slices and continue cooking another 5 minutes. Season to your taste.
In a frying pan with oil fry the tortillas until softened, drain them on absorbent paper to remove the excess fat.
On a board place the tortillas and fill with the pumpkin flower stew, fold it into an enchilada shape and place on a plate. Bathe with the sauce and decorate with pumpkin flower and a little of the filling.
PRESENTATION
Serve the enchiladas bathed in green sauce and decorate with the same filling.
TIPS
It is important that, when frying the tortillas, you do not let them cool a long time, because they can harden. Pass them quickly through the hot oil so that they soften and drip on absorbent paper. This term is called pochar.
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Elia Garcia
07/03/2020 01:45:49
buenísima
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17/03/2019 17:15:30
Muy ricas y una gran variante para disfrutar un platillo tan tradicional
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