Great recipe! try replacing the jalapeno peppers for chipotle peppers you can find them canned on the Mexican produce section. Beware 'cause they are HOT!
I just made the meat recipe and put it on tostadas. It was good but next time I will probably top the tostadas with crema mexicana and some green taco sauce. I also substituted the tomatoes for a can of diced tomatoes (drained) since out-of-season tomatoes are sometimes poor quality.
This is delicious. Very similar to the flauta/taquitos I order in my favorite restaurant. I followed the recipe exactly and it was fantastic!! I will definitely be making these more regularly. Next time I may add a little more "heat" to it.
My 14 year old daughter and her friend made this. It has now become one of the family favorites. We usually soften the tortillas on a hot griddle or in a small amount of oil to make rolling easier and use toothpicks to fasten before frying.
This allowed me to recreate one of my favorite dishes from a local restaurant! Frying the tortillas is essential! Topped them off with sliced black olives shredded lettuce shredded monterrey jack cheese salsa and sour cream! Thanks for a great recipe!
This is a good recipe but you use chipotle peppers. You can get them in the mexican aisle and they are in cans. This recipe should have more of a sauce to it. We use tomatoes chipotle peppers and some chicken broth. It comes out really good! This is one of my favorite mexican dishes!
Made this for a dinner with friends and we all loved it! We actually ended up cooking it in the crock pot with a can of chicken broth for about 3 hours prior to the dinner. This left the chicken super moist and easy to pull apart. The corn tortillas add a nice sweetness to them that I don't think flour would. All and all a really easy recipe that was yummy! I will be making this again!
These were incredible! My husband wanted them the following night for dinner again! Kids loved them too. I left out the peppers though.
GREAT! My family loved them!