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Chicken-filled tortillas smothered in chili gravy and cheese, then baked — the Texas take on enchiladas.
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While enchiladas in mainland Mexico often use complex sauces like mole, the Tex-Mex version uses a chili-powder-based "chili gravy" and gets blanketed in cheese before baking. It's often classified separately from Mexican cuisine as a distinctly Texan creation.
Boil or pan-cook the chicken until done, then shred by hand.
Mince the onion and garlic.
Heat oil in a pot and cook the onion and garlic, then add the chili powder and cumin powder and fry until fragrant.
Add the canned tomato, 100ml water, and salt, and simmer for about 15 minutes to make the chili gravy.
Roll the shredded chicken and a little cheese into each tortilla and arrange in a heatproof dish.
Pour the chili gravy generously over the top, add the remaining cheese, and bake at 220°C for 15 minutes to finish.