Sweet Potato Black Bean Enchiladas

"Vegan enchiladas... can't go wrong."
 
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Ready In:
55mins
Ingredients:
11
Serves:
5

ingredients

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directions

  • Cook the sweet potato until tender on the outside with a method of your choosing.
  • Saute everything except for the enchilada sauce and reduce it until it's thick.
  • Wrap the filling into the tortillas, douse them with the enchilada sauce, and bake uncovered for 40 minutes at 350 degrees (until the tops are a little browned and slightly crispy).

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Reviews

  1. I skipped the chilies and corn, and added a can of diced tomatoes. I used sprouted beans, homemade whole wheat flour tortillas, corn tortillas (I don't eat wheat), and green salsa instead of enchilada sauce since that's what I could find at the store. I mashed the beans and potato so that it was mixed a bit more and less chunky for my kids. The filling was delicious by itself and I'm going to freeze the leftover filling (I doubled the recipe), I'll probably just eat it plain.
     
  2. Wow! These were SO good! I only had red enchilada sauce so I used that (2 cans) and I didn't have any green chilies. They were still outstanding! My hubby said they were his favorite enchiladas ever (and he's a meat eater so that's saying alot)!
     
  3. Whoa mama! Some advice- let these babies sit overnight before serving...the flavors develop and meld much better together! Whipped these together yesterday for my dinners this week while DH is away and tried the mixture after I got done cooking it...just so-so. Reheated one tonight for dinner, topped it with just a bit of 2% cheese, jalapenos and light sour cream (no vegans here) and snarfed it down!!! So good, so hearty. Will make often. Thanks so much for the change of pace Chef!
     
  4. These are great! I added fresh chopped tomatoes, fresh cilantro and some chopped kale. I also made them more like burritos. Spread about 3 T. verde salsa/enchilada sauce on the bottom of a 9 x 13 baking dish, then roll up individual tortillas filled with mixture and place them on top. Coat top well with remaining verde salsa, making sure the top of each is completely "wet" at least (doesn't have to be thick,but this'll keep it from burning) before baking. I also used goat cheese on top because we like that. :)
     
  5. I made this following the recipe exactly, and we were pleasantly surprised. Actually, I didn't have the recipe with me and accidentally picked up a 16oz jar of salsa verde instead of enchilada sauce, but it came out fine. For my sweet potato, I diced it up and microwaved it with a small amount of water for 4 minutes on HIGH, to soften it up. I drained the corn and beans, too. I got 7 enchiladas out of this recipe, and they were very filling! I think I might mash up the filling a bit next time, as Chef #917984 mentioned, just so it's less chunky and more enchilada-ish. I served this with hot sauce (Cholula) and sour cream. This was a great vegetarian dinner (because I added the cheese) for us, that I will definitely make again, thanks!
     
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  1. I made this following the recipe exactly, and we were pleasantly surprised. Actually, I didn't have the recipe with me and accidentally picked up a 16oz jar of salsa verde instead of enchilada sauce, but it came out fine. For my sweet potato, I diced it up and microwaved it with a small amount of water for 4 minutes on HIGH, to soften it up. I drained the corn and beans, too. I got 7 enchiladas out of this recipe, and they were very filling! I think I might mash up the filling a bit next time, as Chef #917984 mentioned, just so it's less chunky and more enchilada-ish. I served this with hot sauce (Cholula) and sour cream. This was a great vegetarian dinner (because I added the cheese) for us, that I will definitely make again, thanks!
     
  2. I skipped the chilies and corn, and added a can of diced tomatoes. I used sprouted beans, homemade whole wheat flour tortillas, corn tortillas (I don't eat wheat), and green salsa instead of enchilada sauce since that's what I could find at the store. I mashed the beans and potato so that it was mixed a bit more and less chunky for my kids. The filling was delicious by itself and I'm going to freeze the leftover filling (I doubled the recipe), I'll probably just eat it plain.
     

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