Enchiladas Mona Luisa

• 1 (19 ounce) can enchilada sauce (read *NOTE)
• 1 -2 dried california chile
• 1 dozen corn tortilla
• 12 large yellow onion, finely minced (or grated)
• 1 14 cups dry parmesan cheese (more or less)
• 34 cup finely shredded green cabbage ("a touch" as Mona says)
• olive oil, for frying

1. *NOTE: Specifically, Mona uses Las Palmas Red Enchilada Sauce (Medium).
2. For a less spicy version, use Las Palmas Red Enchilada Sauce (Mild).
3. First, she soaks 1 or 2 California chilies in water.
4. (She does this for two reasons: add more flavor to the sauce and "stretches" the meal.)
5. Drain the chilies (*saving* the soaking liquid).
6. Remove seeds and membrane.
7. Puree the chilies with the soaking water in a blender until smooth.
8. Add to the canned enchilada sauce.
9. Also, you will have more sauce than is needed for the recipe.
10. Save and freeze for later use.
11. Heat up the enchilada sauce in a non-reactive sauce pan.
12. In a large bowl combine the onion and dried Parmesan cheese.
13. Place the cabbage in another bowl.
14. Heat up some olive oil in a skillet on medium heat.
15. Take one tortilla and lightly drench in the enchilada sauce.
16. DO NOT allow the tortillas to soak in the sauce, or they will fall apart.
17. Fry each tortilla for 1 minute.
18. Flip over and cook another 30 seconds.
19. Transfer the tortilla to a plate and add a scant 1/2 tablespoon shredded cabbage (give or take).
20. Then add a tablespoon of the cheese/onion mixture.
21. Do not overstuff the enchiladas.
22. Roll up in a neat little bundle, place seam side down and transfer to a serving platter.
23. Repeat.
24. Add more olive oil to skillet as needed.
25. *Transfer enchiladas to a serving platter and garnish with any remaining cheese/onion mixture.
26. Enjoy a slice of Heaven on Earth!
27. *Special Note: you read and followed the directions correctly.
28. These enchiladas are *not* baked.

enchilada sauce, california chile, corn tortilla, yellow onion, parmesan cheese, green cabbage, olive oil

Taken from www.food.com/recipe/enchiladas-mona-luisa-276222 (may not work)