Enchilada means something enrobed in a sauce of chiles. My understanding is that in Mexico, it's assumed to be a tortilla unless something else is specified. In the US, we expect it to be a tortilla wrapped around some filling, but we've taken to making enchiladas in a variety of ways. Here, I'm making lambsquarters enchiladas. I picked one largish lambsquarter plant and harvested all the leaves. To that was added a wad of
wood sorrel (which turns an ugly color when cooked, but disappears nicely into other stuff at the right ratio), and onion, and some leftover black beans. I heated tortillas, slathered them in green chile sauce, topped them with the lambsquarters mix and some cheese and capped that with another slathered tortilla.
- A picture of one of the plants in the wild
- A picture of obviously more than a cup of foraged ingredients (or pic of the ingredients in a measuring cup)
- A picture of the finished dish
- A description of what the dish is