Easy Vegan Enchilada Casserole is made with bean spread and veggies. Enchilada sauce tops this for a delicious comfort food casserole that everyone will love.

I could eat some variety of Mexican food every day. Tacos are definitely not just for Tuesday’s around here. As long as we have ripe avocados, all is good. So, you’re probably wondering what’s so special about this enchilada recipe. Am I right?

First of all, this is SUPER TASTY. Like, off the charts DEE-LISH. Not only that, but EVERYONE in the family loves this casserole. I’m not sure if I’m more enamored with the clean ingredients or the ease of preparation. Either way this gets an A+ from a healthy cooking perspective.
Let’s get started so you can see just how easy this vegan enchilada casserole is to make.
Salsa Spread

Doesn’t get any easier. Combine salsa, beans and spices in the food processor. Set this “Salsa Spread” aside until you’re ready to assemble the enchiladas.
This part of the recipe is so good and so quick and easy. I make it often all on it’s own. Use it as a dip, a spread for wraps, or part of your quesadilla filling.
Vegan Enchilada Filling

I used zucchini, yellow squash and onions for my enchilada filling. You could use any veggies you like. I have also used leftover vegan ground beef or quinoa salad, and random leftover roasted veggies to fill my enchiladas. Always easy. Always tasty.
THE BEST Enchilada Sauce

I wrote this post on how to make homemade enchilada sauce. It’s not as complicated or time consuming as you think. Not only is it easy, but it’s super tasty and takes less than 10 minutes start to finish.
READY TO BUILD: Vegan Enchilada Casserole
I hope you’re ready for the fun part. Filling, stuffing and rolling. Honestly I like a good recipe that’s also entertaining, don’t you? Get everything prepped and you’re ready to roll (literally!).

How to make Enchiladas
Spread ½ cup enchilada sauce into 9 x 13 baking pan. Lay out a tortilla on a clean surface. Spread 1 Tablespoon Salsa Spread into center of tortilla. Scoop 1-2 Tablespoons filling on top of spread. Roll tortilla and place seam side down into pan. Continue until all tortillas are filled and rolled.

After you fill all the tortillas, your casserole is almost ready to bake. If any of your rolls split, no worries. It won’t change anything, I promise. Just one more thing….and it’s another fun step!

Pour on the sauce! Distribute enchilada sauce evenly over the enchiladas and your casserole is ready to bake. I know what you’re thinking….where’s the cheese? Trust me on this one….it’s not necessary. Give it a try. It’s delish as is.

Can you handle more FUN?

Your vegan enchilada casserole is ready to decorate! I love toppings. Whether it’s oatmeal, a salad, waffles, falafel or a bowl of soup, my favorite part is the toppings. I love the creativity, beauty and fun. Not only that, toppings are an opportunity to add extra nutrition too.
Vegan Enchilada Casserole Toppings

Some of my favorite toppings are avocado slices, jalapenos, radishes, vegan sour cream, and scallions. Let me know in the comments what YOU would add to the top of this casserole.
More Mexican Must Make Recipes:
- Lentil Tacos
- Mexican Cauli-Rice
- Sheet Pan Veggie Fajitas
- Taco Salad
- Enchilada Bowls
- Guacamole
- Tomatillo Salsa
- Black Bean Soup






Rita
Debra, this recipe is another winner. My meat-and-potato loving husband gave this a huge thumbs up. Trust me, that’s a tremendous compliment! These enchiladas are so flavorful, and that salsa spread is chef’s-kiss good! I might try a pepper and onion filling next time! Thank you for helping me serve delicious vegan meals that are made with wholesome ingredients!
Debra Klein
OOh, peppers and onions as a filling for these vegan enchiladas sound amazing….your husband is a lucky man that you are health conscious and adventurous in your cooking.
Tanja Lynch
I make this at least once a week because it is delicious but also so quick and easy!!
It’s a family favorite!! And no one misses the meat or cheese!!!
Debra Klein
Awesome….this is a great recipe to introduce others to how delicious plant based food can be.
Carole
This is wonderful, as usual from your kitchen! I added “taco meat” (made with riced cauliflower and walnuts) to the zucchini, and with a slice of avocado and a dollop of green sour cream (raw cashew base) Gosh, this is wonderful. I think I’ve seen you write, and it is true, you don’t need any oil in the saute’ if you would rather skip the calories. Everything saute’s perfectly well in either a bit of water or veggie broth. I can’t find any taste difference, so I feel better not consuming more fats.
Debra Klein
Great addition. Sounds delish.
Christina
This looks fantastic!