Panchiladas (Stove Top Enchiladas)
Global Food & Fusion
- Protein
- Black Beans
- Complete the plate
- A full plate on its own
- Serves
- 2
- Hands-on · total
- 15 min · 40 min (est.)
- Walk-away
- No
Plan ahead: soak black beans overnight. Canned works too - rinse and skip the soak.
From mykitchen
Worth knowing
- This recipe is meant to be flexible! Use black beans, pinto beans, kidney beans, or any cooked beans you enjoy.
- The key is to save enough enchilada sauce for the final simmer. The sauce is what transforms the tortillas into soft, flavorful enchiladas.
- A nonstick pan is highly recommended because the tortillas can stick while they soften. If using another pan, keep the filling saucy and add extra liquid as needed.
- Serve with avocado, lime, and cilantro for a fresh contrast to the rich enchilada sauce.
Day 2 plan
Store portions covered in the refrigerator. Reheat until hot; add fresh toppings after reheating for better texture.
- Cook this meal
Ingredients & method
Prep
15 mins
Cook
25 mins
Total
40 mins
Serves
4scaled from 2 servings - quantities marked “to taste” or “as needed” aren’t adjusted
Ingredients
Tortillas & Filling
Optional Vegetables
Choose your favorite
Shortcut
Sauce
Use about ⅓ cup for the filling
Reserve the remaining sauce for the tortillas and final simmer
Seasoning
Instructions
- 01
Heat a spoon of oil in a nonstick pan over medium heat. A nonstick pan works best for this recipe. If using another type of pan, make sure there is always enough liquid to prevent sticking or burning.
- 02
Add the diced onions, broccoli, and bell peppers. Sauté until the vegetables soften.
- 03
Add the cooked beans and mix well. You can use canned beans or homemade beans that have been soaked and boiled.
- 04
Add about ⅓ of the enchilada sauce and mix everything together. Let the filling cook until it comes together and the flavors combine.
- 05
Once the stuffing is ready, push it slightly to one side of the pan. Place a tortilla directly onto the pan.
- 06
Add some of the vegetable and bean filling into the center of the tortilla and fold it gently into an enchilada shape.
- 07
Repeat with a second tortilla. Cooking two enchiladas at a time makes it easier to handle and helps them cook evenly.
- 08
Pour the remaining enchilada sauce around and over the folded tortillas. Add cheese on top if desired.
- 09
Cover with a lid and simmer on low heat for 3 - 4 minutes until the tortillas soften and absorb the sauce.
- 10
Carefully remove the enchiladas from the pan using a wide spatula or long spoon. They will be soft, so support them from underneath to prevent breaking.
- 11
Top with avocado, a squeeze of fresh lime juice, and chopped cilantro before serving.
- 12
These Stove-Top Pan Enchiladas are a simple way to enjoy soft, saucy enchiladas without turning on the oven. The beauty of this recipe is that you can customize the filling based on whatever vegetables, beans, and sauces you have available.
Worth knowing
- This recipe is meant to be flexible! Use black beans, pinto beans, kidney beans, or any cooked beans you enjoy.
- The key is to save enough enchilada sauce for the final simmer. The sauce is what transforms the tortillas into soft, flavorful enchiladas.
- A nonstick pan is highly recommended because the tortillas can stick while they soften. If using another pan, keep the filling saucy and add extra liquid as needed.
- Serve with avocado, lime, and cilantro for a fresh contrast to the rich enchilada sauce.
Day 2 plan
Store portions covered in the refrigerator. Reheat until hot; add fresh toppings after reheating for better texture.
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