From: **Mandy**
On Feb 16, 2007
Yum Yum Yum, the whole family loved it, so simple to make and great tasting, what more could you want? I used mexican chilli beans instead of kidney beans for extra spice and served it with cheesy salsa rice. Definitely a keeper!!!! Just thought I should add this also freezes and reheats quite well.
From: M. Joan
On May 22, 2007
Your recipe was a lovely surprise! Like others wrote, it goes together easily and quickly, which is much appreciated when you are short on time. I used the breast of a whole chicken we grilled the night before. Consequently, I didn't get 8 servings but enough for two meals for 2 of us. Put all together in a smaller baking dish. Used 1/2 pkg. of taco seasoning and a full can of green chilies with the chicken. Threw in some sour cream. Added sliced black olives in place of the beans. Oh yes, I only had flour tortillas on hand but they worked just fine. Thanks, Lambkyns, for a delicious casserole. M. Joan
From: cisbum
On Jul 12, 2006
My family DEVOURED this, I got raves throughout the meal. "Beyond delicious" said my daughter. A lot easier and less messy to make than traditional enchiladas.
From: Jeannie in Indiana
On Mar 2, 2004
Excellent...my husband & son can't get enough of it. I don't think I'll fry chicken again! Thank you Lisa C.
From: Chef #411647
On Apr 15, 2007
I used this as inspiration to consume pantry items! Turned out good and with enough leftovers for a freezer meal. I used ground turkey in place of the chicken and seasoned it with fajita seasoning mix. Added some sliced zuchini and olives in the middle layer. Used black beans in place of the kidney beans and flour tortillas in place of corn tortillas (although I'd probably prefer the corn myself). Still a good tasty, layered, easy casserole. Thanks for posting the inspiration.
From: Lingering_Dream
On Sep 12, 2007
Yum! This is a great recipe and is incredibly easy to make. I used a full 4oz. can of green chiles and used black beans instead of kidney beans. I also used hot salsa, so it was definitely spicy (which us texans like!) I served it was spanish rice and corn. Next time I will probably half the recipe because there's only 2 of us and it definitely made a lot. But we will enjoy the leftovers the next couple of nights! Thanks for sharing!
From: BamaKathy
On Jul 16, 2006
My dear husband grew up in Arizona and loves Mexican food. He said this "tastes like REAL Mexican food" which is his ultimate compliment. It was delicious. I used the whole can of diced chilies, but it was not too spicy. Justttt right. Thanks for sharing.
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