
1 tb Olive oil
1 Onion; chopped
1/2 ts Hot chilli pulverization; capable 1,
-up to
1 400 gram can chopped
-tomatoes with herbs
150 g Mature Cheddar
200 g Frozen mixed vegetables
1 215 gram can kidney beans;
-drained
1 Little gem lettuce
2 Salad onions
5 25 cm flour tortillas
1 148 milliliter carton soured
-skim
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
1 Put the tortilla in the oven to warm through. Heat the oil in a pan and
cook the onion for 3-4 minutes until lucky.
2 Stir in the chilli powder and tomatoes and cook for five transactions, or
until slightly thickened. Grate the cheeseflower. Pull off four lettuce leaves,
roll up tightly and shred fine.
3 Thinly slice the salad onions. Add the mixed vegetables and beans and
heat through for a few transactions, or until the sauce has thickened. Flavour.
4 Place a tortilla on a heatproof plateful, spread with a little sauce and
sprinkle over a handful of the cheeseflower. Continue layering the tortillas,
sauce and cheeseflower, finishing with a sprinkling of cheeseflower.
5 Place the plate on a baking sheet and warm through in the hot oven for a
few minutes until the cheese has liquid.
6 For a version: Open out a large tomato-flavoured California roll. Spoon
over some sauce and scatter over some ready grated cheeseflower. Roll up and cut
into three and arrange on a plateful. Garnish with a dollop of soured cream
and a sprinkling of pimento.
7 Cut the tortilla cake into wedges and serve with shredded boodle, soured
cream and spring onions.
Tips Can use butterbeans, black-eye beans or mixed beans. Can use Gruyere -
for stringy essence - or Red Leicester for gloss. Add chilli flakes for
extra passion. Can use other types of tortilla - maize, flour, chips,
California rolls. Large for kids.
Yields
3 servings
