The quinoa "tortillas" or crepes require a little extra work, but they make pleasant, springy wrappers for the kale/onion/red pepper egg scramble that absorbs enchilada sauce extremely well. Use regular tortillas in place if you like.
Ingredients
For the quinoa tortillas:
1cupwhite quinoa
1cupwater
¼teaspooneach: dried basiloregano, garlic powder (optional, use whatever spices you prefer)
¼teaspoonsalt
few grinds pepper
For the filling:
1tablespoonolive oil
1medium onionchopped
8-10eggs
1 8oz.jar roasted red peppers
1bunch kalechopped finely
3cupsof prepared enchilada sauce or homemade sauce
3/4cupshredded cheese
Instructions
For the quinoa tortillas:
Soak the quinoa in hot tap water for at least an hour or up to overnight. Rinse and blend with 1 cup filtered water in a high-powered blender with spices, salt and pepper until very smooth.
In a 6-inch greased pan, pour batter into pan and swirl to coat. Flip once bubbles rise to the top and a spatula can easily slide underneath. Cook for another 1-2 minutes, until done. Remove and repeat with the rest of batter (should make about 12 "tortillas").
For the filling:
Saute the chopped onion in olive oil over medium heat until golden and soft, about 10-15 minutes. Add the bell pepper and kale and saute until wilted and bright green. Add eggs and scramble until set.
To assemble: Dip each tortilla into the enchilada sauce. Add a few spoons of egg to each tortilla, roll and place into a 9x13 or 7x12 baking pan (9x13 was a little roomy, so I would go with 7x12 if you have one. No need to grease the pan). Top with cheese and bake at 350 for 20 minutes, until cheese is melted.
Notes
I topped my enchiladas with garnishes of spinach, chopped almonds and pickled onion mostly for looks, but they were delicious if you have some lying around.