Roast Chicken-Chipotle Nachos with Cilantro-Avocado Crema

I was didsspointed in the taste

These were good! I varied the recipe a little by combining the chicken mixture with most of the cheese and putting it in a shallow pan, and topped it with a little reserved cheese. I baked it at 350 degrees for about 10 minutes. It made it easier to transport.

Great recipe. And great suggestion in the other reviews to use scoops; makes it so much easier to assemble. I was generous with the cheese and these were delicious. Another simple recipe that looks really fancy and fun at parties :). Forgot to garnish with cilantro leaf, but still looked and tasted good. See my photo for reference

This recipe makes even better tostada's. The sauce portion is way off in my mind, I usually use an entire can of tomato sauce (and adjust everything to compensate) to allow proper simmering. I add the crema to my pan fried (non stick skillet, plus cooking spray) tostada, top with chicken mixture and shredded lettuce and you have the worlds best tostada!

This is such a fantastic recipe. I've made it as nacho's, as filling for soft tacos, for a salad...it is very versatile! Love, love it!

This was SO good that I had to make it 2 days in a row! My family loved it and requested it again for this Christmas. I agree with the other comment, definitely use scoops instead of regular tortilla chips and don't make ahead and bring to a party. Make the filling and cream ahead of time but wait to assemble once you've arrived at the party. DELICIOUS!

Terrific recipe! My only suggestion is to use scoops rather than chips. They are a more manageable bite and stay very neat throughout the whole assembly process (Recipe yields 50 when using scoops). When making to bring to a party, definitely take the 10 minutes to assemble them at your destination.