Baked Beef Enchiladas Recipe (2024)

Baked Beef Enchiladas Recipe (1)

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I have been in enchilada mood lately – I think because you can really be creative with the filling AND it has tons of cheese on it

I decided to make Baked Beef Enchiladas — I really tried to make a filling that was bursting with flavor and low on heat

I also love the fact that these Baked Beef Enchiladas make AMAZING leftovers – This was dinner and lunch ( 2 meals for under $10 — is PRETTY great to me) – my dad, mom, and Eric were eating them 🙂

I found a great frugal way to add flavor but not heat to a dish – I use these green chili from a can ( I get the mild) – it is fire roasted chili

The can is the Winco store brand and cost about $.78 ( if I can remember correctly) – seriously improves this dish by a ton

Not in the picture is cumin ( that was a last add in by me) – also the green and red peppers are covering the ground beef

You can use green enchilada sauce – I tend to use red BUT use whatever floats your boat

My dad is a master enchiladas maker – here he is – filling first then a little cheese on top – you can NEVER go wrong with cheese

Of course more cheese goes on top — because cheese is the best thing in the world — I might have a slight obsession with cheese

I think it pairs well with my new linen 🙂

If you do make this Baked Beef Enchiladas please make sure to leave a comment and let us know what you thought 🙂

Enjoy!

Baked Beef Enchiladas Recipe

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: Sara

Ingredients

  • 6 Flour Large Tortillas
  • ½ Green Pepper Diced
  • 1 Can of Green Chilis - Mild
  • ½ Red Pepper Diced
  • ½ tsp of cumin
  • ½ tsp of pepper
  • 1 pound of ground beef - 80/20
  • ½ Cup of Mexican Cheese
  • 2 Cups of Cheddar Cheese
  • Red Enchiladas Sauce
  • ½ Cup of Onion, Diced
  • Olive Oil

Instructions

  1. Preheat oven to 375 and lightly grease a 9x13 casserole dish
  2. In a large skillet - add a small amount of olive oil - brown meat and drain fat - add onions and cook for 5 minutes - add green and red pepper - cook for a few minutes. Add canned green chili and about ¼ cup of enchiladas sauce
  3. Separate filling into ⅙ths - each ⅙th goes into the center of each tortilla roll add mexican cheese on top of the filling and place into the casserole dish
  4. Once the 6 are done - cover with the rest of the enchiladas sauce and 2 cups of cheddar cheese
  5. Bake for 15 - 20 minutes - until all cheese is melted
  6. Enjoy

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    • Sara

      They sure do 🙂

  • Amanda

    Can’t wait to try this one! Sounds delish!

  • Kelly Galpin

    mmm, printed so i can make ! 🙂

  • Kayla

    ” You can NEVER go wrong with cheese”
    True story sister! 🙂

  • Senia Fuentes

    The cheesier, the yummier!

  • KELLY MCGREW

    yum! fresh and easy!

  • Lori

    the best

  • Kristine Blake

    these look so gooey!

  • Renee

    Ive always wanted to make this – I WANT TO WIN THE CAMERA!! 🙂

  • Ashley Judd

    Mmmm. Making these!

  • Jenn

    Yummy! These were delicious! I made my own enchilada sauce which was amazing! I will never go back to store bought. I also used a full green pepper and a full red pepper so I ended up with more of a half and half beef to veggie ratio. I was okay with that! Will be making these again! Thanks!

  • Mollie

    They were delicious!!! I added some salt while I was cooking the meat and I cooked the onions and peppers with my meat! Thanks for sharing I will def make this again!

  • Amanda

    Do you cover before you put in the oven?

  • jen

    Mine are in the oven now but I just realized I never used the pepper or Cummin cause it wasn’t in the step by step part so I forgot it 🙁

  • alice jostandt

    I would like to know the exact amount of sauce.There are different size cans.

  • Eric

    I went wrong with the cheese. Lol. I forgot to add it to the filling. Well, we’ll see.

  • Shelby

    This is my go to recipe for beef enchiladas! I also notice the cumin and pepper step was forgotten. I added it towards the end in the skillet when I added the enchilada sauce and it came out awesome.

  • Ron

    Made this for my family in Virginia. The best enchiladas we’ve ever tasted. Gave the recipe to my grandson to take to college. He is experimenting with cooking at his place at VCU. He thought a pan of 7 enchiladas would last him a week. They were so good, they were gone in 2-1/2 days. Great recipe!

  • Rachel

    Diced green chilis? 4 oz?

  • Lori C

    These enchiladas are so awesome…My daughter’s BF is coming tonight for dinner so I’m making them AGAIN! Love love love them!!

  • Amy

    I added a can of black beans and a few skinned baked potatoes to help stretch the filling when cooking for 10ppl. Super delicious!

  • Tawanna

    Made this for the second time and it was great!

    • Haley

      What size can of enchilada sauce and green Chile’s?

  • Eileen

    I made these last week with beef and I made chicken enchiladas too. They were both awesome. Used red on the bed and white on the chicken.

  • Haley

    What size can of enchilada sauce and green Chile’s?

  • Jim McCubbin

    Enjoyed the recipe! I added the cumin and (black) pepper when I added the Bell pepper (didn’t see where to add it in the instructions). Also, a lightly greased pan didn’t work for me (Pyrex). I used “Pam” the next time. Worked much better.

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