Garlic Black Bean Enchiladas

Chop the onion and fry it over a low flame in the tablespoon of oil until soft.

Cut the chicken into pieces as small as you have the patience for. If you are using vegetables in the enchilada filling as well, chop and boil them separately, or fry them with the chicken.

Toss the chicken pieces in a bag of seasoned flour to coat, and then add to the onion pan.

Once browned all over, add the black bean sauce, cinnamon, chilli powder and salt and pepper. If you are using beans or boiled vegetables in the filling, add them to the pot now. Simmer until everything is slightly reduced. The sauce should be quite thick and clinging to the chicken, but not non-existent.

For the sauce, peel and crush the garlic cloves, and put them in the blender with the eggs, white wine vinegar, and a few dashes of oil. Blend. Add oil a little more at a time, blending in between, until you are happy with the consistency and amount of the sauce. You may not need to use the entire amount of oil. Season.

To assemble the enchiladas, drain the kidney beans and empty into a microwaveable container. Microwave on high for a minute, stir, and then microwave for thirty seconds longer. Tip the hot beans into the oven dish you will be using and mash roughly with a fork, leaving some beans intact. Cover the bottom of the dish with this, which is my easy version of refried beans.

Spoon one quarter of the black bean mixture into each wrap, fold up, and place on top of the mashed beans. Drizzle the garlic sauce over the top, sprinkle with some grated cheese, and bake at 200ºC (390ºFahrenheit) for fifteen minutes.

Serve.