Chimichanga is a wrapped, deep-fried flour tortilla filled with a variety of ingredients such as shredded chicken, beef, rice, beans, onions, and cheese. Although the dish is especially popular in the Mexican regions of Sinaloa and Sonora, most people believe that chimichanga was either invented in a Tucson restaurant or in a Phoenix restaurant in the early 1920s.
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A great combination of mild, hot, and sour — this, in short, sums up this chimichanga recipe, adapted from allrecipes.com. The tortillas are filled with chicken cooked in a spicy sauce and smothered in a refreshing sour cream sauce.
This classic chimichanga recipe was adapted from whatscookingamerica.net. The tortillas are filled with spicy ground beef, folded and deep-fried in oil. The dish can be served with a wide array of condiments, including shredded vegetables, guacamole, and black olives.
This meat-free take on chimichangas was adapted from seriouseats.com, but it is still rich in nutrients since it is filled with pinto beans and rice. A spicy dark sauce based on chicken stock and a handful of grated Monterey Jack cheese completes the picture, making this version of chimichanga extra juicy.
A great combination of mild, hot, and sour — this, in short, sums up this chimichanga recipe, adapted from allrecipes.com. The tortillas are filled with chicken cooked in a spicy sauce and smothered in a refreshing sour cream sauce.