Taco Stack
Prep
20m
Cook
20m
Total
40m
This Taco Stack is a mouthwatering combination of small tortillas layered with shredded Pork Carnitas or Quick Mexican Chicken, smothered in cheese, and topped with a fresh salsa made of corn, tomatoes, shallots, and lime juice. Garnish with sour cream, cilantro, jalapeños, and avocado for a flavor explosion!
Ingredients
2 servings
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Salsa
Quick Mexican Chicken
Garnish And Toppings
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Nutrition Facts
Per serving. If servings isn't set, the recipe counts as 4.
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Calories 780kcal 39%
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Fat 45g 69%
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Saturated Fat 18g 90%
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Carbohydrates 50g 16%
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Fiber 5g 20%
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Sugar 7g 14%
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Protein 40g 80%
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Cholesterol 150mg 50%
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Sodium 1,200mg 50%
Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Notes
1. Cheddar, tasty, gruyere, provolone dolce and other flavoured melting cheeses are also great. Mozzarella doesn't have enough flavour for my taste.
2. I scoop the juice out of the tomatoes so the salsa is not too watery. Otherwise the tortillas get rather soggy while baking. To deseed the tomatoes, just cut in half and use a teaspoon to scoop out the watery inside. Just roughly is fine.
3. I use chicken thigh fillets because I find breast too dry for this type of recipe. If you use a salsa dip style sauce to add "juiciness" to the recipe then you can definitely use chicken breast instead. But I suggest serving the salsa sauce after baking, otherwise it will make the tortillas too soggy when baking.
4. Don't flip the pork carnitas when browning it. That way you get crunchy as well as retaining the juiciness of the pork.
5. Nutrition per serving.
2. I scoop the juice out of the tomatoes so the salsa is not too watery. Otherwise the tortillas get rather soggy while baking. To deseed the tomatoes, just cut in half and use a teaspoon to scoop out the watery inside. Just roughly is fine.
3. I use chicken thigh fillets because I find breast too dry for this type of recipe. If you use a salsa dip style sauce to add "juiciness" to the recipe then you can definitely use chicken breast instead. But I suggest serving the salsa sauce after baking, otherwise it will make the tortillas too soggy when baking.
4. Don't flip the pork carnitas when browning it. That way you get crunchy as well as retaining the juiciness of the pork.
5. Nutrition per serving.
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