Ingredients:
6 chicken breasts
1 red onion
1 red pepper
1 green pepper
1 or 2 tomatoes (I just had one, so I just used one)
2 small cans of green chiles
3/4 cup cream cheese
1 packet of Old El Paso original taco seasoning
10 Mission white corn tortillas (cut into quarters)
1 cup Smart Balance veggie oil
1 cup of water
Sour Cream and Mexican cheese for topping
**optional: Black beans or refried beans for sides (I used both and mixed them together)
Prep Work:
Dice 1 red pepper + 1 green pepper + 1 red onion + 1 tomato
Cut Mission white corn tortillas into quarters (I used about 10, which yielded 40 chips and we have leftovers).
Start cooking your side dish over low/med heat and set aside while doing everything else
...prep work complete ;)
Instructions:
1. 6 small chicken breasts + 1/2 coarsely chopped red onion dumped into a pot of boiling water for about 20 minutes (or until chicken is cooked through) set aside to cool
2. Sweat out peppers, tomato and 1/2 red onion in a saute pan for about 10 minutes
3. While veggies are cooking, chop up your chicken
4. Heat 1/2 veggie oil in separate frying pan (I started on high heat, then backed off to med-high)
5. Add shredded chicken to veggie mix
6. Add green chiles to chicken/veggie mix
7. Let cook for about 5 minutes over med heat
8. Add 1 cup of water to chicken/veggie mix
9. Add packet of taco season to chicken/veggie mix.
10. Add cream cheese, stir well, and let simmer for about 20 minutes over low/med heat
Now.. start making your tortillas
1. Add corn tortilla triangles to the veggie oil you had heating up
2. Once golden brown transfer them to a paper towel lined baking sheet (be sure to keep an eye on these, otherwise they will burn!)
3. Repeat these steps until all pieces are cooked, then sprinkle with a touch of kosher salt! Enjoy!!
I served this with the chicken mixture as the main dish, and beans and chips as the side- adding a healthy dollop of sour cream and cheese after plating. Here is the finished product:
It was delish- I will admit, not the healthiest meals I've ever made, but I felt better frying the chips using the Smart Balance (that evened things out, right??)
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