37 Recipe Tasty Vegetarian enchiladas with coriander lime rice delicious and easy to make.

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Try our easy to follow enchiladas with rice & beans recipe. Prepare rice as per packet instructions. Roughly chop half the coriander and stir into bean mixture with rice. tip: to make this recipe suitable for vegetarians, replace tasty cheese and parmesan with a plant-based cheese and swap sour cream.

Provide Enchilada sauce.
You need white onion.
Provide Garlic paste.
Prepare Non smoked paprika.
Provide Dried mixed herbs.
Prepare Chili powder.
You need to prepare Cumin powder.
You need passata.
Use Light soft brown sugar.
You need to prepare White wine vinegar.
Provide Salt & ground black pepper.
Provide Big bunch coriander stalks (save leaves for the rice).
Use Enchiladas.
You need to prepare white onions.
Prepare bell peppers (any color).
Use packs of halloumi.
You need to prepare pack fajita seasoning.
Prepare flour tortillas.
Prepare Extra mature cheddar cheese.
You need to prepare spring onions, thinly sliced.
Provide Coriander lime rice.
Use basmati rice.
You need Garlic paste.
You need hot water.
You need Salt.
Prepare Zest and juice of 2 limes.
You need Big bunch coriander leaves.

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Start with preparing the main enchilada mix. Chop the two white onions into rings and then chop each ring in half. Any bits of onion that aren't rings just chop into small pieces. Place the onions in a large bowl..
Chop the bell peppers in the same way as the onions and add them to the bowl..
Remove the halloumi from the packaging. Chop each piece of halloumi in half length ways and then chop each slice into 4 strips. You should end up with 16 strips. Don't worry if some bits break off. Add the halloumi to the bowl..
Cover the onions, peppers and halloumi in the bowl with the packet of fajita seasoning. (I use Capsicana cumin and chipotle seasoning from Waitrose, but you can use whatever seasoning you want).
Cover the bowl securely and shake until the onions, peppers and halloumi are evenly covered. Then put the bowl in the fridge for now..
Next move on to the enchilada sauce. Finely chop the white onion. Heat some oil in a large pot and fry the onion until soft. Add 1 heaped tsp garlic paste and fry for a further minute..
Add 1 tsp paprika, 1 tsp dried mixed herbs, 1 tsp chilli powder and 1 tsp ground cumin. Mix well..
Add the passata with 1 tbsp brown sugar, 1 tbsp white wine vinegar and a pinch of salt & pepper. Then very finely chop the coriander stalks and add to the pot. Mix and simmer on a low heat for 20 minutes..
While the sauce is simmering go back to the enchilada mix. First preheat the oven to 170°c (fan). Then get the bowl out of the fridge, remove the halloumi slices and set them aside..
Heat oil in a large frying pan, preferably non-stick. Add the onions and peppers to the pan and fry until soft. Then remove them from the pan and set aside..
Then add a bit more oil to the pan and put the halloumi strips into it. Fry the strips until crispy on all sides. Then set those aside too..
Then get a large deep sided baking tray and start making the enchiladas. Grab a flour tortilla, put a bit of the onion & pepper mix along the middle, put two strips of the halloumi on top and then add a bit of the enchilada sauce. Wrap the sides of the tortilla over the filling, turn the enchilada over so the folds are on the bottom and place into the baking tray. Repeat until you have 8 enchiladas..
If you have any left over enchilada sauce or peppers & onions like I had then put them over the top of the enchiladas. Then completely cover the enchiladas in grated extra mature cheddar cheese. Put into the oven for 20 minutes..
While the enchiladas are baking cook the rice. In a large pot heat some oil, then add the raw rice, coat it in the oil and cook until it starts to brown. Then add 1 heaped tsp garlic paste and cook a minute more..
Cover the rice in the water and add 1 tsp salt and the lime zest. Bring to a rolling boil then cover, turn the heat down to low to maintain a very low simmer and leave undisturbed for 15 minutes..
Turn the heat off under the rice pot and stir the rice. Add the lime juice and coriander leaves to the rice and stir well..
Remove the enchiladas from the oven and serve with the rice. Then sprinkle the enchiladas with the sliced spring onions..

Parents who resist anything vegetarian loved these enchiladas! Just a great blend of flavors-especially with the pesto. I make it vegan by subbing with vegan cheese and using soy or other milk subs.it's fantastic! I do add mor filling as I thought the recipe skimped a little on the filling. This Coconut Coriander / Cilantro Lime Rice is so good, you'll be eating it plain straight out of the pot!

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