Chicken Enchilada Bake with Pickled Onions
Released on 01/28/2020
Hi, I'm Mary Nolan with Bon Appetit.
Today, I'm gonna be making a chicken enchilada bake
with pickled red onion,
using Campbell's Cream of Chicken soup.
So to start, I'm gonna make my pickled red onion.
Serving this with the enchiladas
is really the perfect foil to those creamy, rich enchiladas.
Having something nice and acidic and bright
really adds a nice dimension to this dish.
I have half a cup of just plain white vinegar.
I'm gonna add half a cup warm water,
a teaspoon of kosher salt, and a tablespoon of sugar.
Stir to dissolve, pour it over to submerge.
So, I have some chicken here that's already been cooked
and I like the texture of shredded chicken
as opposed to chopped.
I find myself with a lot of leftover chicken.
You know, I'll roast a big chicken
and then I have the leftovers,
and I'm trying to figure out something unique to do with it.
This is just a way to really mix it up.
I'm just gonna do a rough chop
just to break up those big pieces.
Measure four cups of it into a bowl.
Some tomatillo salsa, salsa verde,
along with my can of cream of chicken soup.
Shredded cheese.
I'm gonna save a cup to go on top of my enchiladas,
so I need a cup mixed in.
And then I add two teaspoons of chile powder.
This is not only gonna give it really nice flavor
but also a really pretty color.
The Campbell's Cream of Chicken soup really adds
nice chicken flavor.
It makes for a creamy sauce
and it's gonna make these enchiladas so delicious.
So I'm gonna go ahead, take my tortillas
and scoop about a quarter cup into each flour tortilla.
Then just give it a little roll
and put it seam side down in the pan.
And then I just take any leftover chicken that I have
and I just fill in the gaps.
Cheesy, bubbly goodness in no time.
Spoon that in.
Then over the top,
I'm just gonna put my reserved tomatilla salsa,
and then we're gonna top this with our remaining cheese.
And I have my oven at 350 degrees,
so I'm just gonna pop this in.
My pickled onions are continuing to pickle.
They're turning a really pretty pink color.
And into the oven this goes.
So, I'm looking for the enchilada bake to have melted cheese
and be golden and bubbly.
So, I'm gonna take a check.
It's been in here for about 20 minutes at 350
and it looks pretty perfect to me.
My onions have continued to pickle,
and I'm gonna drain those to serve them
on top of the enchilada bake.
To serve this, I like to cut it into squares.
It's a little bit easier to eat.
All right.
Whole big portion of pickled onions.
It's a little spicy, it's creamy, it's so satisfying.
So, you can see the creamy chicken
with the tomatilla salsa, the yummy cheese,
and then that pickled onion.
The Campbell's Cream of Chicken soup
really makes it easy to put this together
at a moment's notice.
And it's such a delicious dish.
Everybody loves it.
It's definitely gonna be part of my weekly rotation.
How NYC’s Best Beef Wellington is Made
How Panda Express Perfected Orange Chicken (Ft. Lucas Sin)
Brooklyn’s Hottest Pizzeria Uses a 130-Year-Old Oven
NYC’s Best New Sandwich is Vietnamese
How One of NYC's Best Soul Food Restaurants Makes Turkey & Gravy
Inside America's Only Michelin Star Tempura Restaurant
How a Michelin Star Chef Makes Mashed Potatoes in 10 Minutes
How to Make a Classic Frisée Salad a.k.a. a French Bistro In a Bowl
How to Make a Classic French Chocolate Mousse
Fusilli with Spicy Vodka Sauce from the Chefs Behind Jon & Vinny’s in LA