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KC: Enchilada Sauce - pareve

Posted by : Andrea Herrera

After a long search, I finally found a recipe for an enchilada 
sauce that I could make -- considering none of the canned varieties 
are kosher in Texas! This is wonderful, made just enough for a large 
casserold dish (13 x 9) of my "almost famous" enchiritos! By the way,
I don't like things too hot (spicy) so I toned this down a bit, you
can jazz it up as much as you like.

Enchilada Sauce: (pareve)

1/2 tsp dried minced garlic (or 2 gloves fresh, minced)
3 T pareve margarine
3 T Chilli Powder (the original recipe called for 6 T!)
1 Can Stewed tomatoes-including liquid (mashed fine)
3 Oz. Tomato paste
1 Cup Vegetable Stock (I used the osem cubes)
1 Cup Water
salt and pepper to taste

Saute garlic in margarine. Add chili powder, stirring well to make a
paste. Don't let this burn -- keep stirring! 

Gradually add the remaining ingredients which have been mixed 
together prior to this step :-)  Add this liquid slowly, and stir 
well. Rather like making a white sauce.

Cook over a medium heat, stirring until desired consistency. Adjust 
seasonings.

Store in refrigerator or freezer

Makes approx 3 cups.
(I usually make a large batch and freeze it in appropriate sized
containers)

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