Let your crock pot do most of the work in these delicious crock pot roast enchiladas.
This past weekend we took the kids to the junior livestock show. I had been wanting to take the but never got the chance the past few years. On Saturday after lunch we loaded them up and drove down to the show barn. They didn’t know what to expect but when we got there the auctioneer was rattling off numbers and they got excited.
It’s hard not to get excited when someone is rattling off numbers super fast. When we were walking in the bid got up to $5600 and I was sure that they were auctioning off pigs or goats. Nope. Rabbits. Some kid sold his rabbit for more then five thousand bucks! Welcome to Texas yall.
We started off in the swine arena and walked up and down all the pens. We pet the pigs that were awake and laughed at the ones that were asleep and were so fat that all four legs were off the ground. The fat ones are my favorite. My Belle [the pig I raised in high school] was a big fat pink piggy.
I schooled Ryon on what the judges look for when they judge a pig and why the grand champion was the winner. Because it’s important to know that the dimple on a pigs butt is a good thing. You’re welcome husband.
We shuffled around the barn and through the wood shavings, dust and other things. We found the chickens and it just reminded me how much I want to have backyard chickens! We past the goats and one of them bleeted at Ryley and scared her. She had never heard a goat and this one got right up in her face and said hello.
Goats are like funny looking dogs. They were all jumping around in their pens and bleeting at people as they walked by. In my imagery backyard farm I don’t want goats. They are high maintenance and will eat anything in front of them. Seriously.
On our ride home the kids were telling us what animals they wanted. Ryley wants bunnies. She’s already named them – polka dot and fuzzy bunny. Avery wants cows and turkeys. I want chickens and pigs. Ryon just wants to make sure we all know that we are all going to raise his food for him.
But these enchiladas.. they are perfection. I used leftover crock pot roast. Hello, so easy. And then when they were done I covered them in homemade peach salsa. Basically the most delicious thing I have had. That’s not an exaggeration.
Crock pot roast enchiladas
Use leftovers from your crock pot roast dinner to make these super easy enchiladas!
Ingredients
- 2-3 cups leftover crock pot roast, diced
- 2 cups of cheese
- 1/2 can black beans, drained and rinsed
- 6 tortillas
- 1 avocado, diced
- cilantro and salsa for topping
Instructions
Nutrition Information:
Amount Per Serving: Calories: 2637Cholesterol: 237mgSodium: 3484mgCarbohydrates: 260gFiber: 28gSugar: 3gProtein: 98g
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Julie @ Tastes of Lizzy T says
Mmm…I love that these are slow cooker!
Kelley says
Thanks Julie! Me too ๐
Annie @Maebells says
I am always in for a crock pot recipe! I love how yummy these enchiladas look!
Kelley says
Thanks Annie! I love a good crock pot recipe as well!
Melanie | Melanie Makes says
Love this new take on enchiladas – perfect comfort food on this snowy day!
Kelley says
Oh yes! Agreed!
Deb @ Cooking on the Front Burner says
I like meals where you can use leftovers from another Kelley! Looks great!
Kelley says
Same here! They are the best!
amanda @ fake ginger says
I always leave those kinds of things wanting all the animals, too. I’m worse than a kid. These look delicious! Perfect way to use leftover pot roast!
Kelley says
For reals. My next post is going to be able how we bought a farm and stock piled it full of animals. Just watch.
Jen @ Yummy Healthy Easy says
Seriously, nothing better than using leftover roast for something yummy like these enchiladas! Your trip to the livestock show sounds so awesome! I used to be in 4H when I was a kid and would go to the shows all the time. My boys want bunnies, too! Can’t wait to make these enchiladas, yum!
Kelley says
I’ve never raised bunnies but I assume they are fairly easy? I mean they are little and fluffy – what could go wrong, right?! haha! Thanks Jen ๐
Nutmeg Nanny says
I love using my slow cooker but I almost always just use it for soup or chili. I need to give these enchiladas a try…they look amazing!
Kelley says
Yes! These are the best. Hope you enjoy if you try them!
Nancy P.@thebittersideofsweet says
We have always wanted backyard chickens too but cant! This recipe looks amazing! My family would love it!
Kelley says
We are moving so hopefully we can get some chickens at our next place! I want farm fresh eggs! lol. Thanks Nancy ๐
Everyday Life Mom says
These look so yummy and simple. My kids would love these! Great food pics too!
Kelley says
Thanks! I hope yall enjoy if you try them! ๐
Lauren @ Mom Home Guide says
Looks great! I love enchiladas, and crock pot roasts!
Kelley says
Same here! They are the best!