Cheese Enchiladas

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lindaamarie
lindaamarie Posts: 114
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So I just went to the store and found this recipe and it's delicious. I just made it for dinner.

What you need
1 8oz pkg Philadelphia Fat Free Cream Cheese, Softened (I used Great Value haha)
1 7 oz pkg Kraft Fat Free Shredded Cheddar
2 green onions, sliced
6 flour tortillas (6 inch)
1 cup salsa (I used pace hot, but it ended up being really hot so you might want mild)

How to make it
Heat oven to 350 degrees.
Beat cream cheese in small bowl with mixer until creamy. Add 1 cup Cheddar and onions; mix well. Spread down centers of tortillas; roll up.
Place, seam-sides down, in 11x7-inch baking dish; top with salsa. Cover.
Bake 20-25 minutes or until heated through. Sprinkle with remaining cheddar.

(I didn't use 1 cup of salsa. I used about 1 tbsp per tortilla.)

Nutrition Facts per serving:

190 calories
26 carbs
3 fat
19 protein
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  • cathylord
    cathylord Posts: 115 Member
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    bump
  • WWH_AJ
    WWH_AJ Posts: 419 Member
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    This sounds awesome!
  • lizzys
    lizzys Posts: 841 Member
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    sounds good
  • bhappy_5
    bhappy_5 Posts: 50 Member
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    bump
  • Ttopeka
    Ttopeka Posts: 160
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    Mmm...I want this NOW.
  • TexanThom
    TexanThom Posts: 778
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    What is a serving?
  • morningsun3112
    morningsun3112 Posts: 51 Member
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    Mmm bump :smile:
  • Super323
    Super323 Posts: 9
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    Thanks
  • new2locs
    new2locs Posts: 271 Member
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    What is a serving?

    Yep this is the question right here!
  • ryall70
    ryall70 Posts: 519 Member
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    Sounds good, can't wait to try it :smile:
  • myrtille
    myrtille Posts: 37
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    bump :) sounds great
  • pitapocket
    pitapocket Posts: 287 Member
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    Bump
  • Ttopeka
    Ttopeka Posts: 160
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    What is a serving?

    Yep this is the question right here!

    Now I don't know for *sure*, but I did a quick tally of the ingredients list, and divided by 6 = 177 calories.

    So I'm guessing the OP is saying 1 serving = 1 enchilada.
  • TexanThom
    TexanThom Posts: 778
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    What is a serving?

    Yep this is the question right here!

    Now I don't know for *sure*, but I did a quick tally of the ingredients list, and divided by 6 = 177 calories.

    So I'm guessing the OP is saying 1 serving = 1 enchilada.

    Thanks for doing the math.
  • lindaamarie
    lindaamarie Posts: 114
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    the serving size is 1 enchilada :)
  • lindaamarie
    lindaamarie Posts: 114
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    it's one enchilada :)
  • Ttopeka
    Ttopeka Posts: 160
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    So, I decided to try these for dinner tonight. With my ingredients, I worked it out to be 170 calories per enchilada. Since they're small (I mean, 6" tortillas) and not high in calories, I figured I could easily eat 2 for dinner - well, WRONG. It was very filling. I had a side salad and one enchilada and was STUFFED. Couldn't have eaten any more if I had wanted to.

    Oh, and I used 1 tbsp of mild salsa per enchilada too - worked out perfectly fine for me.

    If I were to make these again (probably will...I love enchiladas but don't get them often), I'd probably put a bit more of the shredded cheese in the inside-mixture. I think personally I'd prefer to have a bit more cheddar taste on the inside, and a bit less on the top. I had too much extra for the tops anyway.

    Now I'm just curious if there's any way I could make these properly using a stove. I'm learning new recipes but all too many of them require ovens/microwaves - both of which I won't have starting next month! Guess I just need to experiment and see.
  • salzej01
    salzej01 Posts: 125 Member
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    Bump.
  • Shannafo
    Shannafo Posts: 121 Member
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    sounds great can't wait to try them.
  • lindaamarie
    lindaamarie Posts: 114
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    you definitely can because that's how my mom makes them. I'm just not sure how you'd do these because they have cream cheese in them.
    But you can cook them rolled up like you would in the oven and then carefully flip them and just cook them until the cheese melts :)
    We use an actual tortilla pan but I think a frying pan would work too

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