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Cheesy Beef Enchiladas

Cheesy Beef Enchiladas recipe
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Skip the fuss of dining out and serve a hearty, cheesy ground beef–filled enchilada bake that's ready in no time.
time
prep:
15 min
total:
35 min
servings
total:
6 servings
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posted:10/29/2008
My kids and hubby are somewhat picky eaters. I fixed this and they all liked it, my hubby said make sure you KEEP that recipe.
posted:10/19/2008
This recipe was delish! It was super simple too! My fiance and I really enjoyed it! I doctored it up a bit by adding half a packet of taco seasoning to the meat when it was cooking to give it more flavor and I also added a few dried onions to the meat to add flavor. Everything else I followed as the recipe said and it turned out amazing! Will definitely make again!
posted:10/2/2008
this dish is so wonderful
posted:9/21/2008
it taste great and it's fast to make!!!!!
posted:8/25/2008
loved it
posted:8/3/2008
An easy and yummy dish that my family and I enjoy and it's in a regular rotation for dinner.
posted:7/10/2008
I made it for my kids and they really loved it, and I will make it again.
posted:7/8/2008
This is a really good recipe. It was super easy and had just a few ingredients. I did add an onion when I browned the beef. I made it earlier in the morning, refrigerated it, and then baked it for about 30 minutes. My family really liked it. Beware: It is more casserole-type and not restaurant-type enchiladas. But, it's still really good!
posted:7/4/2008
This was great! My boyfriend aand I absolutely loved it. I didn't follow the recipe exactly. i used about half the salsa and added a can of refried beans. I layered the bottom of the pan with the salsa and about a third the can or refired beans .. added another third of the can refried beans to the meat mix and then spread a some of the remaining meat mix and a little bit of the refried beans across the top with the remaing salsa and cheese. Came out awesome!!
posted:7/2/2008
This was easy and tasty. I used ground venison instead of beef and low-carb tortillas, and it turned out wonderful. Preparing it a day ahead allowed time for the tortillas to soak up the salsa, so next time I will try either more salsa in the dish or a little cooking spray first. I used a medium heat salsa, which gave it nice flavor, and served with sour cream. This is definitely a recipe to make over and over, and to experiment with.
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