
Prepare the Filling
Mix softened cream cheese, cumin, tender turkey, cooked onion, and toasted pecans into a creamy filling.

The creamy turkey filling has pecans tucked through it for an unexpected little crunch. Once the tortillas bake under jalapeño-flecked sauce and cheddar, yesterday's roast feels like a new supper.
These Turkey Enchiladas are creamy, savory, and filled with tender turkey, toasted pecans, mild green chile flavor, and melted cheddar wrapped inside soft flour tortillas! Baked beneath a rich, creamy sauce until hot and bubbling, they make an easy comfort-food casserole that’s especially perfect for leftover holiday turkey.

I always warm the tortillas first because cold ones split apart almost immediately while I’m rolling them. This is one of my favorite ways to use leftover turkey because it clears some room in the refrigerator after the holidays without tasting like leftovers at all.

Mix softened cream cheese, cumin, tender turkey, cooked onion, and toasted pecans into a creamy filling.

Heat the flour tortillas until soft, warm, and flexible enough to roll without cracking.

Divide the filling among the tortillas, roll them snugly, and arrange them seam-side down in the baking dish.

Whisk together the creamy jalapeño sauce and spread it evenly over every enchilada.

Bake covered until hot and bubbling, finish with melted cheddar, and rest briefly before garnishing.

The creamy turkey filling has pecans tucked through it for an unexpected little crunch. Once the tortillas bake under jalapeño-flecked sauce and cheddar, yesterday's roast feels like a new supper.
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12 enchiladas — Serving size: 1 enchilada
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