- Calories 432
- Fat 20.2g
- Satfat 7.5g
- Monofat 9.2g
- Polyfat 2.1g
- Protein 17g
- Carbohydrate 47.1g
- Fiber 4.9g
- Cholesterol 72mg
- Iron 2.9mg
- Sodium 686mg
- Calcium 152mg
Tex-Mex Hash Brown Casserole
Photo: José Picayo; Styling: Michele Faro
This simple skillet supper uses shredded potatoes as a base. The potato mixture cooks on the stove top first to get it browned and crisp on the bottom.
How to Make It
Step 1
Preheat oven to 450°.
Step 2
Heat a 10-inch cast-iron skillet over medium-high heat. Add 1 teaspoon canola oil to pan, and swirl to coat. Remove the casings from chorizo. Add chorizo to pan; sauté for 3 minutes, stirring to crumble. Add garlic, and sauté for 30 seconds. Remove sausage mixture from pan. Combine the sausage mixture and enchilada sauce.
Step 3
Add remaining 3 teaspoons oil to pan; swirl to coat. Combine grated onion, salt, pepper, potato, and egg; toss. Add potato mixture to pan, pressing gently; cook for 10 minutes (do not stir). Spread enchilada sauce mixture evenly over potato mixture; sprinkle evenly with cheese. Bake at 450° for 20 minutes. Remove from oven; let stand for 10 minutes. Cut into 6 wedges.
Step 4
Combine avocado and juice; toss gently. Stir in cilantro and remaining ingredients. Serve cilantro mixture with casserole.
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Mommakate's Review
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CW1979's Review
To save time, I used a little less than 2 packages of refrigerated hash browns. Instead of chorizo, I used hot italian turkey sausage, 2 links instead 1. This recipe was ok, but has potential with a few tweaks. I feel like it could have had more flavor...definitely seemed like something was missing. The cheese browned a lot after baking for 20 minutes. Perhaps add the cheese for the last 5 minutes of baking time. I served it with a black beans and corn.
detailaddict's Review
Apparently to some this is a breakfast dish, but for us this is too heavy for breakfast and does not pass for supper. Firstly, three pounds of shredded potato is a LOT of potatoes! They barely fit in my 12-in. skillet, and the meager 4 oz. of chorizo (4 ounces? For 6 servings....seriously.) didn't come close to covering them. Fortunately I had made homemade beef chorizo and was able to add more while still keeping the fat in check. (Honestly, if this dish is that fatty with less than an ounce per serving of "real" chorizo, why use it?) I also had to increase the cheese. The potatoes cooked sufficiently, but were still very bland and the dish required extra salt after serving. Any potential repeat would involve half the potatoes (with more seasoning) and twice the meat and cheese to be worthwhile.
Laoruc's Review
Used a shortcut with refrigerated hash browns, the spice was a bit too much for my spice-sensitive one. Would cut down a bit on the chorizo next time. Tasty and easy with a shortcut!
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