Enchilatkes

  1. METHOD
  2. Grate the potatoes last, right before frying them. It keeps them from turning brown.
  3. 1.tinely chop onions and celery.
  4. 2.trate raw unpeeled potatoes. Squeeze as much liquid as possible out of them; it helps crisp them up.
  5. 3.tn a bowl, thoroughly mix the onions, celery and potatoes with the 2 tbs. of oil
  6. 4.taute potato mixture approx. 20 min., pressing mixture firmly into the skillet. Stir mixture occasionally to prevent potatoes from burning.
  7. 5.tix flour, water, salt and oil. Knead about 4-5 minutes, just till mixture is no longer very sticky. Pinch off balls about 1 inch in diameter and roll into a thin circle. Fry carefully in a hot ungreased skillet. Turn tortilla when top is covered with bubbles, about 1 minute; cook second about 30 secs. or just till very lightly browned. Tortilla should be still pliable, not stiff. This can be done while the potatoes are sauteing.
  8. 6.tn a medium sauce pan, brown the ground beef. Add the rest of the ingredients and let simmer for 20-30 minutes. Sauce will cook down and thicken nicely. If you want a thicker sauce, add a little flour. This sauce can be successfully made ahead. You can make the sauce while the potatoes are sauteing.
  9. TO ASSEMBLE:
  10. Stack the tortillas on a plate on the table.
  11. Serve the enchilada sauce, green chiles, applesauce, sour cream, and sliced avocados each in a separate bowl.

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Taken from www.epicurious.com/recipes/member/views/enchilatkes-50171691 (may not work)

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