Mike's Seafood Enchiladas
Mike's Seafood Enchiladas

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Quarter your large raw scallops, add your de-veined and deshelled shrimp and crab meat with butter and everything in the seafood section. We typically use a Himalayan Salt Brick to seat them upon. Great recipe for Mike's Seafood Spinach Enchiladas.

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To begin with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can cook mike's seafood enchiladas using 29 ingredients and 12 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Mike's Seafood Enchiladas:
  1. Take ● For The Seafood [all rough chopped or fine minced]
  2. Get Medium Lobster Tails [split & lifted from shell]
  3. Make ready LG Raw Scallops
  4. Make ready Medium Raw Shrimp
  5. Prepare Can Crab Meat [check for any shells]
  6. Get Minced Garlic
  7. Get Fresh Ground Black Pepper
  8. Get Salted Butter
  9. Get ● For The Enchilada Filling
  10. Make ready Green Onions [+ reserves for garnish]
  11. Prepare Green & Yellow Bell Peppers [+ reserves for garnish]
  12. Make ready Diced White Onions [+ reserves for garnish]
  13. Make ready Can Hatch Green Chilies
  14. Prepare Heavy Cream Or Half & Half
  15. Make ready Mexican Sour Cream
  16. Take Rotell Tomatoes [fully drained]
  17. Make ready Ground Cumin
  18. Get Seafood Stock [only as or, if needed]
  19. Prepare Chopped Cilantro [+ reserves for garnish]
  20. Get Chopped Parsley
  21. Make ready Minced Jalepeno [+ reserves for garnish]
  22. Make ready Fine Minced Garlic
  23. Get Shredded Mexican 3 Cheese [+ reserves for garnish]
  24. Prepare Crushed Mexican Oregano
  25. Make ready Fresh Ground Black Pepper
  26. Get ● For The Toppers & Garnishments [see above for others]
  27. Get Guacamole
  28. Take " Warmed Flour Tortillas
  29. Take Hatch Enchilada Sauce [use as needed]

Here is how you achieve that. You need of For The Seafood [all rough chopped or fine minced]. Seafood enchiladas are topped with a creamy but light sauce for rich flavor without all the extra calories. Here is how you achieve it.

Instructions to make Mike's Seafood Enchiladas:
  1. Quarter your large raw scallops, add your de-veined and deshelled shrimp and crab meat with butter and everything in the seafood section. Simmer for three minutes.
  2. Season and broil your lobster tails at 400° for 10 minutes. We typically use a Himalayan Salt Brick to seat them upon.
  3. Chop all vegetables and seafood.
  4. Add cheeses and creams. Mix well.
  5. Fresh flour tortillas pictured
  6. Over stuff your warmed tortillas and roll them up tightly.
  7. You can go with 6" tortillas to make this recipe go much further.
  8. Coat with shredded Mexican 3 Cheese.
  9. Top with all reserves. Bake at 400° for 30 minutes uncovered.
  10. Lightly top at service with warmed Hatch Green Chili Enchilada Sauce.
  11. Serve piping hot.
  12. Garnish well! Enjoy!

At Mike's Seafood, we are committed to satisfying our customers with great food and excellent service. We are located in Sea Isle City, New Jersey. With sour cream, crab and shrimp, these are a tasty twist from traditional enchiladas made with red sauce and ground beef. Spoon tomato mixture over enchiladas; sprinkle. Roll up tortillas; place seam sides down on sauce in dish.

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