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Steak N Shrimp Enchiladas I literally made this today and it was so damn delicious and very, very filling that I just had to share it ! I get my two sauté pans and heat them on medium. In a large skillet, over medium heat, heat olive oil. Enchilada sauce is the BOMB DIGGETY.
Steak N Shrimp Enchiladas is one of the most well liked of recent trending meals in the world. It’s enjoyed by millions daily. It’s easy, it is quick, it tastes yummy. They’re fine and they look fantastic. Steak N Shrimp Enchiladas is something that I’ve loved my entire life.
To get started with this recipe, we must prepare a few ingredients. You can cook steak n shrimp enchiladas using 18 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.
The ingredients needed to make Steak N Shrimp Enchiladas:
- Prepare 1 lb. skirt steak (cut into tiny 1 inch strips)
- Make ready 1 bag frozen 31-40 shrimp; peeled and deveined
- Get to taste Salt, Pepper
- Get to taste Garlic Powder
- Prepare to taste Onion Powder
- Get 2 tablespoon. Worcestershire Sauce
- Get 1 packet Goya Sazon (I used the kind with Cilantro)
- Make ready to taste Theos Black Pepper Sauce
- Get 2-3 squirts of Lemon Juice
- Make ready 3 tablespoons Butter
- Get 8 oz. Diced Yellow Onions
- Take 8 oz. Pico De Gallo
- Take 2 bags Mexican Cheese (I used Sargento)
- Take 1/4 cup Pasta Sauce (I used Tomato Basil)
- Get Sour Cream (optional)
- Take 3 tablespoons butter
- Take 6 Flour Tortillas (Soft Taco)
- Get as needed Cooking Spray
They are such an easy way to use up leftover meat — beef, chicken, turkey, and pork all work well as fillings. Shrimp enchiladas are not in my culinary repertoire, although I frequently order them at restaurants. You can do a seafood combo and make crab and shrimp enchiladas (adding a little jumbo lump crab to the shrimp filling) or scallop and shrimp enchiladas, substituting small bay-size scallops for some of the shrimp. Corn tortillas vs. flour tortillas: Authentic enchiladas are made from corn tortillas.
Instructions to make Steak N Shrimp Enchiladas:
- Season Steak with salt and pepper, garlic powder, onion powder, Worcestershire sauce, Goya Sazon (1/2 packet) and 1 tablespoon of Theos Black Pepper sauce.
- Season Shrimp with salt and pepper to taste, garlic powder, onion powder, remaining Goya Sazon, and 2-3 squirts of lemon juice.
- In a skillet, melt better over med heat and cook onions til golden brown. Add Pico De Gallo and cook til veggies are softened, About 10-15 minutes. Add steak and 3-4 tablespoons of Theos Black Pepper sauce and cook til steak is cooked through.
- Next, Add your shrimp and cook for 4-5 min. Add 1 bag of Mexican cheese, stir til melted, and turn of heat.
- Grab you a plate and place your flour tortilla on it. Scoop the mixture (3-4 tablespoons) in tortilla and wrap it up and place in a greased baking dish.
- Continue until all tortillas are stuffed and rolled up. (I used 6)
- Add 1/4 cup of pasta sauce (I used Tomato Basil) to mixture and stir. Pour mixture onto tortillas and spread that bitch out 🤣
- Top with 1/2 bag of Mexican Cheese and Bake for 25 minutes at 350. Serve with Rice, Beans, and Sour cream. Enjoy 😋
You can do a seafood combo and make crab and shrimp enchiladas (adding a little jumbo lump crab to the shrimp filling) or scallop and shrimp enchiladas, substituting small bay-size scallops for some of the shrimp. Corn tortillas vs. flour tortillas: Authentic enchiladas are made from corn tortillas. Using flour tortillas as an alternative makes. Use a large mixing bowl to combine the leftover steak, corn, onion, black beans, chili peppers. Add ½ cup for your favorite red salsa.
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