My very picky boyfriend couldn't say enough nice things about this dish! It's the only thing I have ever made that he has brought to work for lunch the following day. VERY tasty!

Great recipe! Will definitely be making again ~ Thanks

WOW! I changed it a little bit. What I did was used the taco bell seasoning package instead of the other added chili peppers to the onions and mushrooms and added a little sugar to the tomato sauce and paste so not so tomatoe. Hope this helps

This was pretty good. I used the taco seasoning instead of the creole seasoning and I lightly fried the corn tortillas before coating in sauce. The only thing I will leave out next time is the mushrooms!

This recipe was easy and fast. I went to the store to get tortillas and there were like 4 diffferent sizes. Get the ones that are enchilada size DUH! Just a note i found the sauce to be too tomatoey for my taste, next time i'll leave out some of the tomato sauce. P.S. You can fit six enchiladas into that size dish.

I did as other reviewers suggested and used Taco Seasoning (recipe: http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Taco-Seasoning-I/Detail.aspx ). The sauce tasted nearly identical to the enchilada sauce at my favorite local family-owned Mexican joint. Since I hate olives, I substituted a can of mild diced chili peppers instead. I also skipped the mushrooms because I have something (mentally) against having mushrooms in cheese enchiladas. I'll definitely be making this again!

These were very simple to make, although a tad on the bland side. I added cumin and salt/pepper to the tomato sauce and paste because it needed more flavor. Still, it's overall not a bad recipe and the enchiladas were pretty good.

This recipe is easy and quick. I reccomend using taco seasoning with a little hot sauce mixed into the tomato paste and sauce mixture. Make sure that you throughly coat each tortilla with the sauce and maybe even pour a little over the top before you add the cheese. I also cooked it for less time. I hope this helps.

The family thought it was "edible" but way too tomato-ey for their taste. Won't be fixing again. Sorry! :(

I omitted the mushrooms and used canned enchilada sauce instead of the tomato sauce mixture. Excellent recipe!

I made this exactly as written and it was just okay. If you are going to make it than I highly recommend cooking the onions and using (and cooking) fresh mushrooms. If you like them extra cheesy you should add extra cheese as well. I was okay with the amount of cheese to save on the fat.

Pretty good recipe. I love beef and chicken enchiladas but I was serving taco salad with beef so I decided to try vegetarian enchiladas. I was really skeptical. I don't like mushrooms, olives or corn tortillas but these were pretty good. I did use a package of taco seasoning in the tomato sauce...I don't know where to find Creole seasoning? And I covered the tortillas with the extra sauce since a few reviewers said the enchiladas were too dry.

We adapted this recipe using some of the suggestions here and some of my own. My enchiladas always fall apart, so we made it cassarole style. We used canned sauce and preshredded cheese (mexican 4 cheese). Coat the dish with vegetable spray and just cover the bottom with sauce. Dip corn tortillas in hot oil for a few seconds to firm them up. Tear them to fit the pan and then layer in the cheese and mushroom. On top of the second layer of tortilla top with cheese, the rest of the sauce, olives and chopped green onion. Everyone loved it!

This is OK, but not great. I made it exactly like the recipe says. Next time I will add garlic and simmer the tomato sauce and paste together with garlic. The cheese should be doubled.

I used canned red enchilada sauce and added sloppy joe mix (I didn't have taco seasonings). I used 3 carrots, which gave a sweetness, and olives too. I only had 1 lb of cheese (mixed cheddar with monterey). I would have used 1.5-2 lb if I had it. I cooked the tortillas (corn) on the stove first, gave crunch. It was great. Will make again. My boyfriend loved it, he hates a lot of dishes.

super delicious recipe! My husband and I really loved these enchiladas. We made a few adjustments to the original recipe, like using canned red enchilada sauce vs. making our own and using flour tortillas vs. corn (personal preference). It was wonderful! The mushrooms, particularly, were delectable in this dish. This recipe seems very easy to modify to your personal tastes (adding different vegetables and cheeses), and it's perfect for vegetarian Mexican fare. Thanks so much for sharing. We're adding this to our permanent recipe collection!

Sorry to be a spoil sport, but I just did NOT care for these at all. They were too tomato pasty :(

I rated this 5 stars with these changes. (some at other's suggestions): - add 1 can diced green chiles - add 1/2 packet of taco seasoning (may eliminate creole seasoning) - add 1 4oz can tomato sauce to coat bottom of dish. I used a 10oz package of tortillas and one 8oz cheese (Kraft-Mexican Cheddar) was plenty. I mixed the cheese, olives, mushrooms and chiles in a bowl (didn't use onion), dipped each tortilla in sauce filled each tortilla with cheese mixture, then spread remaining sauce on top and sprinkled the leftover cheese mixture on top of that. I made it with the Best Spanish Rice recipe by Angie. (wich is the only one I use)Absolutely delicious! Will add to my favorites.

This wasn't very good at all. Perhaps a different sauce would have helped - way to bland and tasteless. I will not be making this again!