Watch Jesse Tyler Ferguson, star of Modern Family, take over the Cravings kitchen to share a recipe from his and Julie Tanous’ new cookbook, Food Between Friends. Inspired by a dish from his childhood and a trip to San Francisco, Jesse created the ultimate comfort food mashup: Green Chile Chicken Enchilada Pie. It has the flavors of enchiladas tucked inside a hearty pot pie, using corn tortillas as the "crust." It's so good, you won't just want a slice—you'll want to eat the whole pie! Get the full recipe here.

Jesse Tyler Ferguson Makes Green Chile Chicken Enchilada Pie
The ‘Modern Family’ star took over the Cravings kitchen to make an enchilada–pot pie mashup!

The brainchild of best friends Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Julie Tanous, this book is inspired by the regional flavors of their hometowns in the American South and Southwest. Jesse and Julie's smart twists on childhood favorites include Hatch Green Chile Mac and Cheese, Grilled Chicken with Alabama White BBQ Sauce, and Little Grits Soufflés.

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