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От : Dave Drum 1:18/200 20 ноя 24 10:47:00
К : Ruth Haffly 20 ноя 24 15:02:06
Тема : Re: Chilies
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-=> Ruth Haffly wrote to Dave Drum <=-
DD> Even Taco Bell makes their tacos shells a bit "pliable". If nothing
DD> else - when you wrap the individual tacos and put them in a bag they
DD> "steam" a bit and soften the crunch.
RH> Guess you and I have been getting them in different places. (G) For a
RH> while I made our own taco shells with pre made corn tortillas but gave
RH> that up even before we knew of Steve`s corn allergy. Just wasn`t worth
RH> standing over a pan of hot oil to make enough to feed our family of 4,
RH> much easier to open a package and nuke them a few seconds.
Even so, the store-bought shells have always seemed to have a "stale"
taste to them.
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DD> Title: Loaded Beef Chalupas
DD> Categories: Beef, Breads, Vegetables, Greens, Chilies
DD> Yield: 4 Servings
RH> Looks good, now I want some Mexican food. (G)
DD> Me too. So I went through Taco Gringo`s drive thru last night for a
DD> nice Junior Chalupa (medium heat). They also offer a Chalupa (no
DD> junior in the name) for U$3 more. I ordered one once to see what
DD> was the difference. Three bucks. And that same meal. So no I
DD> *always* order the "Junior". Bv)=
RH> Smart, wonder how many other people have realised they can do that.
Very few, I`d imagine, or they wouldn`t have the choice on their manu.
DD> I`m not a fan of corn-on-he-cob. Never hbave been. When I was a kid
DD> the butter/juices would drip off my chin. These days, if I did
DD> corn-on-the- cob I`d have to jump in the shower to give my beard a
DD> thorough cleaning.
RH> I was spoiled as a kid. Dad grew corn and would not even go out to pick
RH> it until the water was heating on the stove. A few minutes of Mom and
RH> us kids husking as Dad tossed us ears and then the corn went right into
RH> boiling water. I still like it but have my taste buds reconciled to the
RH> fact that I`ll probably never have it that fresh again.
I`ve had it that way at my Grandparent`s home. I was usually the one
tasked with pulling the ears from the plants and lugging them back to
the kitchen.
I like corn - almost any way that it`s fixed. Even "field" corn. And
right up to the "dent" stage. Just before the dent stage it gets firm
and chewy - but still flavourful.
Every year the Chatham (near by bedroom community) Jaycees hold a "Sweet
Corn Festival" in one of their parks. It`s well attended and it also
features an ICS Chilli Cook-Off where I have placed in the red chilli
category and won the "Salsa" (pico de gallo) competition.
DD> You`ll likely never make this at home given Steve`s corn allergy -
DD> but, it do look interesting. I`d leave the cilantro off, though.
RH> We would leave the cilantro out also but it does look good.
DD> Title: Jalapeno Popper Mexican Street Corn
DD> Categories: Vegetables, Herbs, Dairy, Chilies, Cheese
DD> Yield: 4 servings
DD> I`m making this later in the week - using frozen corn niblets. And
DD> after a trip to Hy-Vee for some cojita cheese. Should be good as a
DD> side dish. My only problem is that I don`t have a 14" pan. 12" is as
DD> big as I own ... so, I`ll have to make do.
DD> I`ll leave the cilantro in this. At least the first go.
DD> Title: Skillet Mexican Street Corn
DD> Categories: Vegetables, Chilies, Sauces, Cheese, Herbs
DD> Yield: 8 servings
RH> Cut the recipe down just a bit (maybe a 2/3 batch?) and you won`t have
RH> a problem with the pan size. Otherwise it looks pretty good (omitting
RH> the cilantro, of course or maybe just a light sprinkle of it for me.
Or use my Dutch oven like a high-sided no-handle skillet. Bv)= And, as
I have mentioned here before - I generally make a recipe as given on the
first go. I`m not a huge fan of the soap-weed. But, it`s needed in some
recipes to maintain/enhance the flavour profile. Realizing, of course,
that it`s easy to overload. Unlike garlic. Bv)=
I`ve posted this one before - but, it`s been a while,
MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.06
Title: Black Bean & Corn Salsa
Categories: Salsa, Chilies, Citrus, Beans, Vegetables
Yield: 4 Servings
1 1/2 c Fresh corn kernels *
15 oz Can black beans; rinsed,
- drained
15 oz Can diced tomatoes w/chilies
1 md Bell pepper; diced fine
1 md Onion; diced fine
3 (to 4)jalapeno &/or serrano
- chilies; seeded, fine
- diced
4 oz Can chopped green chilies;
- undrained
2 cl Garlic; diced fine
1 ts (to 1/2 tb) ground cumin
8 oz Can plain tomato sauce
+=OR=+
8 oz Can El Pato tomato sauce
+=OR=+
8 oz Can Snap-E-Tom tomato sauce
1/2 Avocado; peeled, pitted,
- diced 3/16"
2 Limes; juiced
1/2 bn Fresh cilantro; chopped
Salt & Pepper
Cook corn in a small amount of boiling water for 4 minutes
or until crisp-tender; drain and cool. Combine corn and
remaining ingredients.
Makes 4 cups of Pico de Gallo.
* 1 1/2 cups frozen corn niblets, or a 14 1/2 oz can of
Green Giant Niblets or Mexi-Corn may be substituted.
I`ve won prizes at several chilli cook-offs with this
recipe.
Uncle Dirty Dave`s Kitchen
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