Thursday, July 28, 2011

...and not so healthy, but so delicious

Petit Chilaquiles

way back when..
in
like 1973
I fell
in
love
with
chilaquiles!
Denny's
in Guadalajara
- I forgot where exactly Denny's was
as
it was
many many
moons ago
maybe,
in
Plaza del Sol
(is that still around?)
Anyway...


my
memory
needed
to be fed
so
Petit Chilaquiles
was born
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oozy
cheesy
chippy
slightly spicy
goodness





you start
with really
good
tortilla chips
(these are made in SLO)
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this
recipe
or
"how to"
is
for a crowd
(12-15 depending on their appetites)
or a
very hungry
family




9"x13" pan
...
tear up
6-7
corn tortillas
and line the
bottom
of the pan
with
them
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grab
a large can
(or 4 small cans)
of diced green chiles
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and
drop
them in large
spoonfuls
on top of
the tortillas
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a thin
layer
of
shredded
Monterey Jack
cheese
next
(you can use pepper Jack for more heat)
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crunch up
handfulls
of Taco Works chips
and layer them on top of the jack cheese
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more
spoonfuls
of chiles
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another
layer of
Jack cheese
(or Mexican Cotija cheese would be more authentic)
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and
top
it off
with
a few more handfuls of
crunched chips
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Now,
grab 10 eggs
2 c. heavy cream
salt, pepper, cumin (to taste)
and whisk
them together
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and pour the custard over the
top
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cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate
until
the next day

Bake at 350 degrees
for 45-50 minutes

Serve with
sour cream
salsa
guacamole
cilantro
-
whatever
you like!
It is
hands down
the favorite
breakfast
of the
Petit Soleil employees
except
Meagan
..... I think Meagan likes the Greek Strata the best
Bon APpeTit!
or
!Buen provecho)

1 comment:

  1. Oh my goodness.....I just hopped over here from Stephanie's blog (Ruby Rose) and just happened on this post! I am a mega-lover of chilaquiles!!! Everytime my hubby and I eat breakfast in a Mexi Restaurant, this is what I order :) I am totally snaggin your recipe for myself! LOVE!!
    XOX

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