Posts tagged ‘green chiles’

August 19, 2010

Blackened Fish Tacos

So easy to make but so good.

Take a piece of fish, coat both sides in cajun spice (i use emeril’s bayou blast).  Put the fish in a pan and cook on high but be careful not to overcook; fish does need to be white though ( you can see through the spice).  When the fish is done, chop it up and then put it in a tortilla.

I added shredded cheese, canned green chiles, cilantro and chopped tomatoes (jersey fresh…yeah, that is real).

This picture looks like crap but it tasted awesome.

April 22, 2010

Chile Relleno Casserole

I love Chile Rellenos and I like making casserole because it makes it easier to take dinner to work.  So with that, my experiment began.  If you go back to my chile relleno post, this dish basically uses the same ingredients, but in a casserole form.

Here was the way the layers were layed out from bottom to top

  • black beans
  • cornbread mix
  • roasted and peeled poblano chile cut into smaller pieces
  • mozarella cheese shredded
  • ground beef (browned)
  • mozarella cheese shredded
  • roasted and peeled poblano chile cut into smaller pieces
  • cornbread mix (on top)

I layered it in a pan and then baked for about 15 mins (until cornbread was done) at about 375.

Here’s the result!

November 14, 2009

Green Chile Stew

It’s a rainy cold day here in New Jersey, so I thought I’d cook up some of TJ‘s New Mexico Green Chile Stew.

Here’s what you need

one pound ground beef (I use 80/20 since it’s cheaper and the fat adds more flavor, but I’m sure lean is fine)

3 cans Rotel (i use original)

3 cans stewed tomatoes

3 cans Old El Paso Green Chiles

2 russet potatoes

garlic salt

salt/pepper

red pepper flakes (bc i’m insane)

Brown the ground beef in a pan, and empty the cans of rotel, stewed tomatoes and green chiles into a big pot.  You can put the pot on the stove and start heating this mixture.  When the beef is browned, pour it (including the grease – that’s the flavor) into the pot with the tomatoes and chiles.

Take the potatoes and chop them into small chunks, about the size of the last joint of your index finger.  This is an inexact science, but i think that’s about optimum size.  When you get the potatoes, chopped up, dump the potatoes into the pot with the rest of the ingredients.

Add garlic salt, salt and pepper to taste.  I also add some red pepper flakes because I enjoy a little extra kick.

The point of cooking this on the stove is to cook the potatoes, so you only really need to cook this until everything is hot and the potatoes are cooked – by my judgment, an hour is a good amount of time.  You don’t want this to boil out of control, so keeping the heat a little lower and stirring occasionally is a good thing.

Here’s the tomato mixture heating and beef browning:

And here’s the complete mixture

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