For an extra layer of flavor, consider adding a sprinkle of your favorite Mexican seasoning to the enchilada sauce. Monterey Jack cheese works wonderfully as a substitute for queso asadero if preferred. For a spicier kick, use a hot enchilada sauce or add a pinch of cayenne pepper to the sour cream. Garnishing with fresh cilantro, diced avocado, or a squeeze of lime juice elevates the dish to restaurant-worthy status.
Lillie Fahey
Jun 17, 2025This is my go-to recipe when I don't have time to cook a big breakfast.
Moshe Kozey
Jun 15, 2025My kids loved this recipe! I added some shredded chicken to make it a complete meal.
Matilda Satterfield
Jun 5, 2025So simple and satisfying!
Ashton Mcglynn
May 19, 2025I thought it was too salty using the store-bought tortilla chips I had on hand. I'll try low-sodium next time.
Wilbert Macejkovic
May 14, 2025The chilaquiles were a bit soggy. Next time, I'll use less enchilada sauce.
Isabel Rolfson
Apr 8, 2025I added some diced jalapeños for a spicy kick. Delicious!
Marianne Corkery
Mar 17, 2025This was so quick and easy! Perfect for a busy morning.
Ilene Marquardt
Feb 7, 2025I used Monterey Jack cheese instead of queso asadero, and it turned out great!