ENCHILADA SAUCE
(Yield: About 1 ½ cup, enough to make 10 small enchiladas)
INGREDIENTS:
· 5 Big KASHMIRI Red
Chilies OR 4 T Red Chili Powder from American Stores as it is less spicy
compare to Indian Store bought Red chili powder
· 1 tsp. Oil, for roasting
Kashmiri red chilies
· 3 T Oil, for sauce
· 2 T Maida Flour/All Purpose
flour
· 1 T Paprika
· 4 T Red Pack Tomato Paste
(Flat measure)
· 1 tsp. Cumin Powder
· ¼ tsp. Garlic Powder
· 2 Pinch Onion Powder
· ¾ tsp. Salt or as per taste
· 1 tsp. Sugar or as per
taste
· ¼ tsp. Oregano, dried
· 2 cups total Water OR as
needed for desire sauce consistency
LET’S
MAKE SAUCE:
Slit
Kashmiri red chilies and remove seeds. (Seeds won’t look good in enchilada
sauce)
Tear
them roughly in small pieces.
Heat
1 tsp. oil in non-stick pan on medium heat and roast Kashmiri red chili pieces
until they open up and turn slightly darker in color.
Switch
off the heat and add ¼ cup water in it and let them soak for 1 hour.
After
one hour transfer chilies and water in small blender and blend into a smooth
paste. Keep aside.
Heat
3 Tablespoon oil in non stick pan and roast 2-tablespoon Maida flour until
light pale in color, it should take 1 to 2 minutes. (NOTE: Make sure Maida
flour is well cooked otherwise sauce will taste pasty)
Add
Kashmiri red chili paste and paprika, mix well and cook for 1-2 minutes.
Add
tomato paste and all dry spices except oregano and mix well.
Gradually
add water and whisk continuously to avoid forming lumps.
Bring
mixture to boil then reduce heat to medium low and simmer sauce for 12 to 15
minutes or until desire thickness. (NOTE: ENCHILADA SAUCE WILL CONTINUE TO
THICKEN AS IT COOLS .YOU CAN RECTIFY IT BY ADDING MORE WARM WATER TO IT)
Add
Oregano and cook for 1 minute.
Switch
off heat.
Use
for making Mexican Enchiladas.
Store
in an airtight glass jar in refrigerator, It should stay good for 1 week.
Enjoy
making enchiladas.
Enjoy...
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