Fruit Enchiladas

"This is so easy to make and so good. The recipe comes from the Kentucky Cousins web site. A geneology web site for those living in or having links to Eastern Kentucky Good with just about any purchased or homemade fruit pie filling. I have even made them with mincemeat durring the holidays. Sometimes I top with icecream, sometimes I don't. The only drawback is you can't make these on the spur of the moment since the soak time is essential. I have been known to replace part of the water with a couple of shots or either brandy, bourbon, or rum with good results The actual cook time is 45 minutes but there is a 4 hour rest time."
 
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Ready In:
4hrs 15mins
Ingredients:
7
Yields:
1 dozen
Serves:
6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Roll pie filling in tortillas (1-2 tbsp.) Place in 9x13 glass pan.
  • Melt butter with 1 cup sugar& 1/2 cup water.
  • Pour over tortillas---let stand at least 4 hours, perferbly overnight.
  • DO NOT REFRIGERATE.
  • Bake@ 350 degrees for 30 minute.
  • Mix 1/4 cup sugar, nuts& cinnamon, sprinkle over top& bake aditional 15 minute.

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I lve in the SouthEast corner of KY just over the VA state line.Been married to the same guy for 35+ years. We work from home - desktop printing - business cards, invoices, flyers and the like for small businesses. I don't think I have a favorite cookbook. I have hundreds. Hard back, soft cover and electronic. I have been collecting them since I was 10 and then I inherited my Dad's collection. When I get a new recipe I follow it the first time. From then on it is "what if" all the way. Just can't resist tinkering. I enjoy politics, history, geneology, and the history of food. My all time biggest peeve is those people who will not or cannot differenciate between fact and belief. If I had a month off and the money to do it I would spend the entire time in the restored area of Colonial Williamsburg, taking every hands on seminar I could.
 
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