Reviewed: Jan. 27, 2011

not sure why the directions say parmesan cheese when that's not in the ingredients list, but if you use the cotija you'll be a happy eater!! YUMMY!!

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Allypal

Cooking Level: Expert

Home Town: Pullman, Washington, USA

Reviewed: Aug. 2, 2009

Delicious. I didn't fry the corn tortillas and instead cooked them in the oven until crispy to make a bit healthier. It worked very well. I also didn't marinate the onions and olives in the vinegar. I just cooked them in with the tortilla mixture as usually don't like vegetables marinated in vinegar. I added the mexican style hot sauce on top, as it didn't say where to add it into the recipe. I used soy burger crumbles as my husband is a vegetarian and I also used more taco seasoning that called for (by accident) and was still delicious. Great recipe!!

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daisytk

Reviewed: Jun. 17, 2009

I made enchiladas and used the essentially used it as the sauce. Super Duper Fabulous!

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NOVITSKYS

Reviewed: May 1, 2009

Never heard of this dish before so I didn't know what to expect. Very very tasty, a little on the spicy side (from the chorizo), and not very substantial - more like a thick meatless chili. I followed the recipe exactly, used all the optional ingredients, but used shredded cheddar. I think I'll make this again, as it was very tasty, but instead not fry the tortillas (very labor intensive to fry them crisp, just to turn around and put them in a sauce to soften) OR use the corn tortillas to make enchiladas and pour the sauce over. UPDATE: I wanted to make this, had all the ingreds, except only flour tortillas. The difference in taste and texture was huge - do not substitute with flour tortillas.

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Tracy

Cooking Level: Expert

Living In: Eureka, Illinois, USA

Reviewed: Mar. 9, 2009

I was skeptical even after it was ready, because it's not that pleasing to the eye... but the flavor is incredible! No one even realized I used meatless chorizo. I prefer too cook the onions with the sauce than to leave them raw in the vinegar. And if you can't find corn tortillas, I'd personally suggest flour tortillas over using chips.

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PRACTICINGJOY

Cooking Level: Intermediate

Home Town: Everett, Washington, USA

Living In: Shoreline, Washington, USA

Reviewed: Feb. 1, 2009

Super delicious!! Layered mine with onions, olives and black beans marinated in vinegar, plus cilantro. Used cchorizo. Outstanding! Eggs with it would be awesome!

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ALASKA GIRL

Cooking Level: Expert

Home Town: Seattle, Washington, USA

Living In: Juneau, Alaska, USA

Reviewed: Jan. 14, 2009

I'd never even heard of this particular dish, but it looked good and decided to give it a shot. Like Betty, I cannot seem to find corn tortilla's here in Jersey, so I too used the chips instead. Just because I had it in the house, I poached boneless chicken breasts which I shredded and added to the dish. I always use cocoa powder in my chile and love that layer of flavor, not to mention the nice color it gives the sauce so if it sounds strange to anyone give it a go; you won't be sorry. My daughter went nuts over this recipe and immediately gave it five stars. (Update on this recipe: Important and sorry but I forgot to include that I could not find the tomato sauce suggested in the recipe so I used plain sauce and added a bit of cayenne. A friend of mine did use the hot tomato sauce and he was sorry he did. Beware it's quite spicy) Very good JollyRogers and thank you!!

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LINDA MCLEAN

Cooking Level: Expert

Living In: Lexington, Kentucky, USA

Reviewed: Jan. 3, 2009

I've made chilaquiles many different ways for years and my family loves them, but not this recipe. Too much sauce and not enough tortillas for me. Also I didn't like the vinegar soaked onions. When I was done cooking it I was thrown off by the final product and couldn't imagine eating it like it was. I quickly cooked up some eggs and served them on top to save the meal. I've always made my chilaquiles with eggs anyway. I also didn't use parm cheese, I mean parm cheese? seriously? I crumbled queso fresco instead. I'll stick to my favorite traditional recipe from now on.

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jessitlv

Cooking Level: Expert

Home Town: Fallston, Maryland, USA

Living In: Edgewood, Maryland, USA

Reviewed: Dec. 27, 2008

Great hearty casserole type dish when one has company! We made it with vegetarian sausage and it turned out wonderful. I would add a little more cocoa powder and would possibly add a layer of black beans marinated in red wine vinegar. Served with sour cream...

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brianita

Reviewed: Dec. 27, 2008

..this chilaquiles dish was awesome,however i used tortillia chips,because i cannot buy fresh corn tortillias here in nl.i lived in sacto,ca.for 12 yrs where i got addicted to mexican food. only problem is when i came back home to live,i couldn't get the ingred to cook it.now i can get a lot of items but not fresh corn tortillias.my son is a truck driver & used to run to the us, he would bring them to me.he doesn't run u.s. any more,so there goes my supplier. i sure miss the fresh tortillias,however i do subsitute the chips for the fresh .this dish must be to die for with the fresh tortillias.

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