Enchilada Casserole with Kale and Sweet Potatoes
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- Number of Servings: 4
Ingredients
Directions
1 large sweet potato, grated (about 2 cups)*1 small onion, sliced*1/2 teaspoon cumin seed1 bag Fresh Express Baby Kale Mix1 1/2 cups black beans (or 1 14.5-ounce can, drained and rinsed)**1 (14.5-ounce) can no salt added tomato sauce1/4 cup chipotle salsa1/4 cup nutritional yeast or 1/4 cup shredded reduced-fat sharp Cheddar cheese4 corn tortillas, cut into strips
Preheat the oven to 425 degrees. Coat a baking dish with cooking spray (mine was 13"x9"x2").
Place the grated sweet potato in the bottom of the baking dish, then layer on the onion. Sprinkle on the cumin seed, then layer on the kale and black beans.
Evenly pour the tomato sauce over the dish, along with the chipotle salsa.
Sprinkle with the nutritional yeast or cheese, then spread the tortilla strips on top.
Cover and bake for 25 minutes.
Serve immediately.
*Use a food processor to make quick work of prepping the vegetables. Use the shredding blade for the sweet potatoes, then the slicing blade for the onion.
**Nutrition info is calculated using the approximate yield for dried beans. 3/4 cup dried beans=1 1/2 cups cooked.
Serving Size: Serves 4. About 1 1/2 cups each.
Place the grated sweet potato in the bottom of the baking dish, then layer on the onion. Sprinkle on the cumin seed, then layer on the kale and black beans.
Evenly pour the tomato sauce over the dish, along with the chipotle salsa.
Sprinkle with the nutritional yeast or cheese, then spread the tortilla strips on top.
Cover and bake for 25 minutes.
Serve immediately.
*Use a food processor to make quick work of prepping the vegetables. Use the shredding blade for the sweet potatoes, then the slicing blade for the onion.
**Nutrition info is calculated using the approximate yield for dried beans. 3/4 cup dried beans=1 1/2 cups cooked.
Serving Size: Serves 4. About 1 1/2 cups each.
Nutritional Info Amount Per Serving
- Calories: 267.1
- Total Fat: 2.1 g
- Cholesterol: 0.0 mg
- Sodium: 213.7 mg
- Total Carbs: 52.8 g
- Dietary Fiber: 13.3 g
- Protein: 13.3 g
Member Reviews
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SPARKY000
Wait.....1 portion is 1/4 of a 13x9" pan? That's huge.....are the calculations correct? (says makes 4 servings). Please clarify. - 3/4/13
Reply from STEPFANIER (3/14/13)
Yes, that is correct. The portions are quite large, but you're mostly eating vegetables. :)
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JUST4MENOW
So yummy! Instead of chipotle salsa which tends to be high in sodium, I used no salt diced tomatoes and added chipotle powder. I also added some serranos for some heat. And since I don't use regular corn tortillas I used a sprouted grain one instead. Will definitely be making this again. - 6/9/13
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DREWMONIZER
I would not intend to change a recipe, but did not have all the ingredients. Subbed Marinara sauce for tomato sauce, ground cumin for cumin seeds, salsa with black beans and corn for chipotle salsa, queso blanco for cheese. It was GREAT. Wanted to eat 2 portions, but have learned some control!
- 3/1/13
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GENTLEREADER
I made this tonight, following the recipe as closely as I could - I was, perhaps, a little short on kale. It was delicious! At first cutting into it it was a bit watery, but it firmed up quickly. Lots of flavor, plenty filling, and fits right into my diet ideals. Also easy to make. Thanks! - 7/22/13
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KMANMOM
Love, love, love. The first time, I made this exactly as indicated with the exception of fire roasted diced tomatoes in place of tomato sauce and spinach instead of kale and omitted the cheese. I loved it, but made it again and added a can of corn to give it some sweetness. Absolutely delicious. - 7/15/13
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MARTI808
Made this a few times. The leftovers are good cold, put inside flour tortillas with some avacado, possibly, and take as an office lunch! We are always trying to find vegan ideas for lunch besides hummus sandwiches. No microwave at the office :( Very healthy, too. No cholesterol if you use the yeast. - 8/20/13
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LSIG14
Didn't try this yet because I don't like Kale. Would it work with Spinach or Romaine or other greens? - 3/3/13
Reply from STEPFANIER (3/14/13)
Yes, you could use spinach or another green that holds up well when cooked (collards, mustard greens, etc). Romaine would get limp, I think.
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SWEETENUFGILL
I tried to divide the recipe by 2 at least - and didn't know how much kale is in a bag of Fresh Express Baby Kale Mix so had to use my own judgement on that. It's dead simple - just layer it all in the order that the ingredients are given. Now I know how it works I will repeat this! - 8/28/15