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Chicken Mole Enchiladas

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Prep ahead: refrigerate 1 day or freeze 1 month before baking.
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I love making a batch of enchiladas, having it for dinner one night, and having leftovers for lunch or a quick dinner later in the week. I also usually make a double batch and prep 2 baking dishes, I'll cook one that night and freeze the other unbaked so I have dinner ready to go the next time I don't have enough time to prep - you can defrost it the night before and then bake or even bake it straight from the freezer.

While I love enchiladas using red or green tomatillo sauce, and have other recipes for those, I can't get enough of mole enchiladas. You can buy a jar of mole sauce at most grocery stores, just look in the same area as other enchilada sauces, canned refried beans, or specialty Mexican sauces.

I like to top these enchiladas with fresh sliced avocado, diced scallions, cilantro and pickled red onions. It's also great with a little store bought or homemade mango salsa. While I include instructions for cooking the chicken before adding to the enchiladas, you can absolutely use pre-cooked or a shredded rotisserie chicken to make these to save you some time. You'll want about 4 cups of shredded cooked chicken.

I use flour tortillas but you can sub your favorite GF tortilla to keep it gluten free.

Serves 4-6.

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Special Equipment

Medium Pot
Baking Dish

Ingredients

For the Enchiladas
boneless skinless chicken breast
chicken stock
flour tortillas
kosher salt
canned black beans
hatch green chilis
salsa verde / tomatillo salsa
mole sauce
shredded mexican blend cheese
cotija cheese
For the Toppings
avocado
cilantro
scallions
pickled red onion

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