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От: Dave Drum @ 1:229/452.0
Кому: Dale Shipp
Тема: Green Chile
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Дата: 29 Dec 2020, 12:13:30
От: Dave Drum @ 1:229/452.0
Кому: Dale Shipp
Тема: Green Chile
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DD> Title: Green Chile Chicken Stew
DS> This looks like a good alternate to the usual pork chile verde.
DD> 6 lg Bone-in, skin-on chicken
DD> - thighs
DS> Even though we usually use white meat, I'll agree that thighs would be
DS> better here.
DD> 1 c New Mexico green chile;
DD> - stemmed, seeded, diced *
DS> Here is where I might alter the recipe. Most folks, including myself,
DS> would read NM Green chile to be rather non specific. I don't know the
DS> big Jim chiles you mention below. When we make pork chile verde, we
DS> use a variety of chiles. The anahem chiles are pretty mild and add
DS> only a little flavor. I like polambo chiles the best. They are medium
DS> hot, and have a nice flavor. Then a little bit of long green chile
DS> and/or serrano chiles to give heat, but not too much. I belive I got
DS> to this combination based on recipes you have posted -- so thanks.
Poblanos, when green have a Scoville rating of 1,000 - 1,500 (pretty
mild). Ripened the become somewhat more zippy. Dried the ripe poblano
becomes known as the "ancho" or "chile ancho" and is ground for the
base of nearly *all* chilli spice blends.
Anaheim/Big Jim/NuMex are all, essentially, the same cultivar. The ones
from the stupormarkup are, as you say, pretty bland - like most veggies
grown for shelf-life and ease of shipping. Look what's happened to the
tomato in our lifetimes.
There are heirloom strains of the New Mexican chilies (NuMex Heritage
Big Jim) which range 2500 - 3000 on the Scoville scale - which is the
low end of where jalapenos fall. And they have more flavour than the
stupormarkup chilies.
All that being said - I sometimes add, as you mention, jalapeno and/or
serrano chilies for increased spiciness.
DD> 2 lg Potatoes; peeled, in 1"
DD> - cubes
DD> 3 lg Carrots; peeled, in 2"
DD> - slices
DS> This is a side step from the usual, but could easily be good. Makes it
DS> more like a stew (which is what your title says).
The carrots, especially. Many chile verde recipes call for diced spuds.
DS> The absence of tomatillos is noticed.
I've used tomatillos a few times .... but never did "get it". And as I
found them to be scarce around here and a relative PITA to prep/use ...
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Title: Stuffed Poblano Peppers
Categories: Chilies, Beef, Vegetables, Cheese, Rice
Yield: 6 servings
6 lg Poblano chilies; cored thru
- a lengthwise slice *
1 ts Oil
1 lb Ground chuck
1 ts Minced garlic
1 oz Taco seasoning or chilli
- spice mix
1 c Cooked white rice
1 c Black beans; rinsed, drained
1/2 c Corn niblets; thawed
14 1/2 oz Can Red Gold petite diced
- tomatoes, chilies optional
1 1/2 c Shredded Monterey Jack;
- divided
2 tb Chopped cilantro; optional
Cooking spray
* To core the chilies, carefully remove a section from
the side of the chile, tapering from the stem down to
the tip. Scoop out the seeds and placentae (ribs). You
may wish to mince the removed section of chile to add
to the diced tomatoes. I leave the stems on.
Set the oven @ 350┬║F/175┬║C.
Coat a baking sheet with cooking spray. Lay the poblano
peppers on the pan in a single layer.
Bake the peppers for 10-15 minutes or until softened.
Heat the oil in a large pan over medium high heat. Add
the ground beef and cook for 5-6 minutes, breaking up
the meat with a spatula, until the meat is no longer
pink.
Add the garlic and cook for 30 seconds.
Add the taco seasoning/chilli spice along with 2 tb of
water. Stir to coat the meat with seasoning.
Add the rice, beans, corn, tomatoes and 3/4 cheese to
the pan. Remove the pan from the heat and stir to
combine.
Divide the meat mixture evenly between the peppers. Top
with remaining cheese.
Return the peppers to the oven. Bake for 10-15 minutes
or until cheese is melted.
Sprinkle with cilantro, if using, then serve.
Makes six servings
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