
Javelina Recipe
Corn tortillas filled with javelina, rolled and covered in red chile sauce and cheese—classic Mexican comfort food.
(145 words) Enchiladas—tortillas rolled around filling and covered with chile sauce—represent Mexican cuisine's most versatile and beloved format. The dish varies dramatically across Mexico's regions, from green enchiladas of central Mexico to red enchiladas of the north. Enchiladas rojas, swimming in red chile sauce, have become Southwestern staple appearing at celebrations, family dinners, and Mexican restaurants throughout Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas. Javelina makes exceptional enchilada filling—the lean meat pairs beautifully with rich red chile sauce and melted cheese. This preparation has become popular at wild game dinners and Mexican-American gatherings, showcasing wild protein in familiar, comforting format. The dish represents culinary adaptation that honors Mexican tradition while embracing local ingredients. Enchiladas transform simple ingredients into satisfying feast that feeds crowds and creates memories.
Mexican Lager or Garnacha – Cold cerveza is traditional, or try Spanish Garnacha for wine pairing.
(per serving, 2 enchiladas) Calories: 485 | Protein: 36g | Fat: 24g | Carbohydrates: 34g | Iron: 4.8mg