Ingredients
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Instructions
Preheat your oven to 300 degrees. In a large (4-quart) pot, heat the oil over medium-high. Add about 2/3 of the onion and cook, stirring regularly, until richly browned, 8 to 10 minutes. Add the salsa and broth and bring to a rolling boil. Turn off the heat and stir in 2/3 of the shredded cheese.
Pour the chips into a 13x9 inch baking dish and cover with the sauce, gently pressing the chips into the sauce, breaking up larger pieces, so that all of the chips are coated. Sprinkle with the remaining 1/3 of the shredded cheese. Cover the baking dish with foil, being careful not to let the top of the chips touch the foil. Slide into the hot oven to heat through, 8 to 10 minutes. When the chilaquiles are bubbling, remove from the oven, drizzle with the crema and sprinkle with the remaining onion. Top with the queso aňejo and cilantro, and the optional sunny side up eggs. Serve without hesitation.
Just love your style of show and what you and your daughter create. The music, the location and your friends are all inspiring. Thank you
Hi, I love all your recipes…just curious…I don’t have a dutch oven and want to know if my big stew pot will work equally or almost as well.
Hi, I love all your recipes…just curious…I don’t have a dutch oven and want to know if my big stew pot will work equally or almost as well. I am not sure I am willing to spend 100$ plus for one recipe
Where’s the Chiles?
Wayne the salsa has chiles already, If instead of salsa you add regular tomatoes or husk tomatoes than you need to also add chiles. It could be Jalapenos, Anaheim or chiles secos.
Can I come to one of your parties at you house? Everything always looks so yummy!
I live on the border and we love chilaquiles….make them much like your own but also spread the thick tortillas with refried beans. Muy sabroso! Love your recipes and really loved visiting your great restaurants when in Chicago.
I had chilaquiles at frontera the red ones and they were so mind blowing I could of died and been alright with it after that experience! If these are anything like that i will be the superhero in my house so excited I finally got the recipe. I think I’m gonna cry!
Hi Rick, I got a hold of one of your books some years ago, and WOW! Having lived in Guadalajara and currently in Aguascalientes, I must say that your recipes are 100% authentic and delicious. To the American public who watch your show or read your books, all I can say is that sometimes the American access to authentically made ingredients might be the only hindrance to perfect authenticity, but then, Mr. Bayless has offered exceptional equivalents and ways to make the base ingredients as well as can be had. Thanks, Rick! Cheers, Tom 😀
Hi Thomas,
What book was this that you purchased?
Can I purchase the salsa in a grocery store or do I need to order it online?
You can purchase the Frontera salsa in most of the larger grocery stores.
Yummy! I was sick of “gringo holiday food.” Being originally from Texas, I had forgotten about Chilaquiles. It was fantastic with a fried egg on top. ¡Muchas Gracias!
WOW! This was delicious! We did halve it for the two of us (3 nights of meals) and add fresh corn and zucchini but otherwise love that this is a SIMPLE stove top recipe. A real find!