Share the Family Recipes!

Several years ago, I started a cookbook project, with the intent to compile recipes from each of Dell and Pearl's children and their families. Several recipes were collected and I began researching the options for having them published . . . and it was more time-consuming and expensive than I anticipated . . . then all the recipes got stuck in a drawer and thought about less and less.

Until now. Who needs another book on a shelf? We're going online! I am still adding all the recipes I was sent years ago, but it's a start. (Notice the recipes submitted from kids who are now teens?) And I'd love to continue adding! So if you have a recipe to add to our family cookbook, please send it to me in an email and I will get it right up! Feel free to add any anecdotes attached to the dish too. Photos would be great as well!

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Happy eating!


Chicken Enchiladas

Kristy Robison

2 cups cooked shredded chicken

1 ¼ cup shredded Jack cheese

½ cup sliced green onions

1 (2.2 oz.) can sliced black olives, drained

1 cup sour cream

1/8 chopped cilantro, lightly packed (optional)

¼ (heaping) tsp. each: ground cumin, garlic salt and garlic powder

1/8 (heaping) tsp. pepper

2 (10 oz.) cans of Enchilada sauce

corn tortillas

1 ¼ cups cheddar cheese

In a large bowl, combine 1 cup of Jack cheese, 1 cup of cheddar cheese, ¼ cup green onions, ½ of the can of olives and remaining ingredients, except the enchilada sauce and corn tortillas; mix well and set aside. In large skillet, heat sauce. With tongs, carefully place tortilla in sauce, completely covering both sides; shake off excess sauce. Place some filling down the center of tortilla. Roll to close, place enchilada, seam side up, into a lightly greased 13x9x2-inch baking dish; repeat until the dish is full. Pour remaining sauce over enchiladas. Bake, covered, at 350 degrees for 30 minutes. Sprinkle the remaining cheeses, olives and green onions down the center of the enchiladas; bake, uncovered, and additional 3 minutes.

Note: can also be made casserole style layering tortilla-filling-tortilla-filling-tortilla then garnishing. It's just as good and saves about 20 minutes.

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