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Beef Enchiladas Recipe – How to Make Slow Cooker Enchiladas

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Watch how to make beef enchiladas in the slow cooker. Simply layer seasoned beef in your slow cooker with quartered tortillas and a mixture of prepared salsa, canned cream soup, and Mexican cheese. These enchiladas are always a hit at potlucks.

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19 responses to “Beef Enchiladas Recipe – How to Make Slow Cooker Enchiladas”

  1. Claudia Elena Guzman

    Yuck! This isn’t even almost an enchilada. 

  2. dulce rodriguez

    guacala…

  3. boliviamericano

    Thought I would give this a try but no thanks. I’ll stick to the way we do
    them. Buy a rotisserie chx from the store and shred it. Get a can of
    enchilada sauce and mix in a packet of taco seasoning. Dip the corn
    tortilla in the sauce and fry it for a 5-10 seconds and roll up the
    tortilla with chicken , cheese and whatever else you want into a casserole.
    Fill the casserole up and put more sauce over all of them with more cheese
    on top. Throw in the oven for about 15 minutes till cheese is melted. Done.

  4. shondale71

    Looks good!

  5. Jiatae Daley

    If I make this ill use shredded chicken with red enchilada sauce or green
    chile sauce instead of the canned soups. I can’t wait to try it!!

  6. Krys Danni

    It doesn’t look very good

  7. picframe000

    This would be better with shredded chicken 🙂

  8. purplerain902701

    i would fry the tortilla so it wont get muchy….:)

  9. jack howard

    so its a Mexican lasagna

  10. vuenavir sanchez

    canned canned all canned this is not authentic!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  11. Michael Choi

    Link me a recipe.

  12. eyelashalot

    I am mexican as well as some of you, but i just want to say this i notice
    this in a lot of cooking videos.. the title of this video does not state
    authentic, so with that said some people who are not mexican or whatever
    nationality may not cook certain dishes authentic. but that doesnt mean it
    isn’t good i dont knock something until i try it. and some recipes are
    quicker to make than an authentic version, happy eating 🙂

  13. Swtd Kills em

    I don’t like this narrator lady.

  14. Jennifer Gutierrez

    As a mexican I just can’t help but get a bit frustrated when I see people
    make mexican food…and It’s not the traditional way

  15. Oh Sehun

    These are not real enchiladas. True mexican enchiladas are not made like
    this… this is more like an american lasagna.

  16. lori8973

    Delicious idea nonetheless.

  17. lori8973

    Do the tortillas cook all the way? The looked a little stiff.

  18. DCARA06

    I come here just for the comments, they’re so interesting!

  19. James B.

    At what point did cream of mushroom soup and cream of chicken soup become
    ingredients in enchiladas?? I’m as white as they come and I can make them
    better than this.

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