Enchiladas Vertes au Poulet
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Tortillas de maïs garnies de poulet effiloché, nappées de salsa verde aux tomatillos rôtis, crème, queso fresco et oignon.
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Cook the chicken
Cover the chicken with water. Add the half onion, 2 garlic cloves and salt. Let it bubble gently for about 25 minutes until cooked. Shred the meat and keep the broth.
Roast the salsa vegetables
At the same time, cook the tomatillos, serrano chilies, ¼ onion and garlic in a dry heavy pan with no oil, or under a hot grill. Turn them until they have dark spots and are soft.
Blend the salsa
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Cook the salsa
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Fill the tortillas
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Serve
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Cook the chicken
Cover the chicken with water. Add the half onion, 2 garlic cloves and salt. Let it bubble gently for about 25 minutes until cooked. Shred the meat and keep the broth.
Roast the salsa vegetables
At the same time, cook the tomatillos, serrano chilies, ¼ onion and garlic in a dry heavy pan with no oil, or under a hot grill. Turn them until they have dark spots and are soft.
Blend the salsa
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Cook the salsa
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Fill the tortillas
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Serve
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The Story Behind the Dish
The Aztecs already rolled corn tortillas around fish and dipped them in chilli sauces. The word enchilada — "seasoned with chilli" — first appears in an 1831 Mexican cookbook, El Cocinero Mexicano.
Enchiladas verdes, made with tart green tomatillos, are a classic of central Mexican home cooking and fondas, the small family restaurants serving set lunches.
⭐ Why It's Famous
Bright, tangy salsa verde against rich crema and salty cheese makes them one of Mexico's most-loved comfort foods.
💡 Fun Fact
Tomatillos aren't green tomatoes — they're a separate plant, a cousin of the Cape gooseberry, wrapped in a papery husk.
Central Mexico
19.43°N, -99.13°W
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