| 1 small green cabbage |
1-2 T avocado oil |
1 large onion diced |
| 1 red bell pepper chopped |
1 can black beans drained |
2-3 grilled corn off cob |
| Salt / Pepper |
2 cloves garlic minced |
2 tsp cumin |
| 2 tsp chili powder |
3 c shredded grilled chicken |
1 1/3 c enchilada sauce |
| 2 T chopped cilantro + garnish |
1 c shredded monterey jack |
½ shredded sharp cheddar |
| 1 sm can green chilis drained |
Sour cream to drizzle |
Sliced avocado for garnish |
Y’all, let’s head south of the border but do it in a healthy style! Healthy eating does NOT mean without flavor!!
Preheat oven to 350º. In a large pot, boil 4 cups water. Using tongs, dip your cabbage leaf in for about 30 seconds or so. Just so that it is soft enough to use as your “tortilla”. Place on a paper towel to drain.
In a large skillet over medium heat add oil then sauté onion, pepper. Season with salt and cook until soft. Roughly 5 minutes or so. Once soft, stir in your seasonings, chicken, chilis, beans, corn, and 1 cup of your enchilada sauce. Let simmer just a moment then turn off the heat and add in your cilantro. I like to let this sit 5-10 minutes so that the flavors have time to come together.
The remaining enchilada sauce I doctor up with a bit of salt, pepper, garlic powder, cumin…. Just so that it has a pleasing taste.
You will take a heaping spoon of your chicken mixture and place in the center of one of your cabbage leaves. Take the short sides, fold in toward the center. Then take your long sides and roll like a burrito. Easy peasy folks!
Once you have all your cabbage rolls in your pan, take the remaining sauce and pour on top. Sprinkle with both cheeses and into the oven it goes. Bake about 20 minutes and you should have some melty goodness happening.
Garnish with avocado, sour cream, and chopped cilantro and enjoy some yummy goodness!
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I choose gratitude....
Thankfulness represents the condition of the heart. Whether it is the heart of my company or my heart personally. As I cultivate thankfulness for each and every day, event, person and situation I know that life becomes ever richer.
I never set out to be a Realtor. Not in my wildest dreams (let me tell you that dreams can be pretty extravagant) did I ever consider the blessings that would be mine as I set my sights on serving others before self through the world of Real Estate. It all started so very innocently. A part time job as an assistant. Seemed easy enough. And then things began to come together rather quickly as I was encouraged to grow more, be more, and keep driving my natural abilities further and further. There were so many,who had years more experience than I, that sowed seeds into my career and development as a Realtor. Each and every person is given my utmost thankfulness and gratitude for all the lessons learned and time given.
A truth that I discovered is that most people’s greatest desire is to be acknowledged, appreciated, treated with respect, and given the greatest gift of all.... that of time. So if you were to ask what is most important to me, I would quickly respond that each person that I come into contact would know without any hesitation that they are important, loved, and appreciated for the uniquely wonderful creature that they are.
As I enter a new season as a Realtor I know several things to be fact: I don’t sell homes, I serve people / it is never about what I say or what I know but it is always about the time I invest in another / my heart is as it’s fullest when a new friendship is created through this process called Real Estate.
Interested? I know you are! Come along with me as I pull on my boots and we begin strolling along this path known as life. Every minute of every day is simply too good to be rushed through and not thoroughly savored! Come on y’all..... let’s do this thing.... LIFE!
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