1In a pot set to medium heat with some water, add ten tomatillos, two jalapeños, two serrano peppers, a small piece of white onion, and two garlic cloves. Boil until the tomatillos change color.
2Transfer everything into the blender along with a small bunch of cilantro, two teaspoons of chicken bouillon, and half a cup of the water where you boiled the tomatillos. Blend.
3Set the pan on low medium heat with some oil and cook the salsa.
4Check for salt and add a strand of epazote. Let it simmer for about three to five minutes.
5In a bowl, add two cups of corn masa and some salt. Add warm water slowly and mix until the dough starts forming and you have a well-hydrated masa.
6Grab a small ball of dough and start making the chilaquiles using a Ziploc bag and a tortilla press.
7Add some cheese (Oaxaca cheese is recommended, but you can use your favorite melting cheese).
8Fry until golden (about a minute and a half on each side).
9Prepare the chilaquiles by adding the salsa, some red onion, Crema Mexicana, and grated Cotija cheese (or queso fresco).