Green Chile Stew

Recipe courtesy Ben Jacobs, Tocabe an American Indian Eatery

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  • on August 24, 2012

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    I used roasted hatch chilis I'd frozen, they were medium heat so I eliminated the hot peppers. This recipes was surprisingly good and easy just as is. It could well handle customization such as oregano or ground coriander. Good cotijo cheese would be a plus.

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  • on September 17, 2011

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    This is exactly the Soup I want on a Day similar to Now.60 degrees out side,cold rain streaming down in droplets we cannot keep from getting soaked.This is All in Our Fridge/Freezer. So Warm and to the toes good! If still have fresh Corn,Peppers in Area,advise to use in place of canned/freezer.We "cut recipe" in half to not prepare too much. Really a True Comfort Food.A small Bowl and a Grilled Cheese is Perfection. Try to prepare soon,if a large Family~no reductions.Will not last long,Promise.Everything goes together so well.Test Chilis if adverse to "heat" before cooking. May "look" fine,taste first.Only Thought to Add.

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