Chiles rellenos, arrachera, rice and frijoles

Little Steven

1.  Made this last night. Pics not so good.

caliking

I'll take 2 plates over here, please. SWMBO will have to get her own.

bgebrent

Looks delicious!

six_egg

Nice job all around. Great looking food.

Gunnar

You may be to far north to be cooking south of the border food....which part went wrong? Beef looks good...

Dyal_SC

Looking great!

Legume

That looks great!

northGAcock

Steven....tell me more about the rellenos. I am a big fan in Mex / Tex Mex reasturants. never made them....and also love the planllano pepper. Help a brother out with some more details. I will give them a shot. Thanks for posting.

Little Steven

It's my favourite Mexican dish. These were more traditional than what I normally do, stuffed with queso fresco and Monterrey jack and then battered and fried, but you can stuff them with anything. I like them with pork or beef. You just burn the skins and pot them in a paper bag for like ten minutes. The skins come off really easily. Then slit the chilis and pull out the seeds. Stuff, batter and fry. I don't always batter them either. These were poblanos.

This is close to the batter I used:

6 Fresh Ancho, Pasilla or Anaheim Chiles - or - 27 oz. can Poblano Peppers or Mild Whole Green Chiles 1/2 pound Oaxaca cheese, thinly sliced 1/4 cup Flour 6 Raw eggs (separated) 2 cups salsa verde 2 cups Homestyle Mexican Salsa 1 cup Corn oil Salt or Mexican Seasoning

Recipe Instructions: 1. Rinse the chiles. 2. Preheat your oven to broil. 3. Place the chiles in a 9 x 14 baking dish and place on the top shelf of your oven. 4. Watch and listen closely. When the skins start to make popping sounds and to char and turn black in places, take the chiles out and flip them over. Be sure and use a potholder so you don't burn your hands! 5. When both sides are fairly evenly charred, remove them from the oven. 6. Wrap each chile in a moist paper towel or place in a sealed plastic bag to steam. 7. After a few minutes, check them. Once the skin comes off easily, peel each chile. 8. Cut a slit almost the full length of each chile. Make a small t across the top, by the stem. Pull out fibers and seeds (this is where the heat is) and replace with a slice of cheese. You can set these aside, for a few minutes or a few hours if you put them in the refrigerator. 9. Whip the egg whites at high speed with an electric mixer, until stiff peaks have formed. 10. Heat the oil in a skillet until a drop of water sizzles when dropped into the pan. 11. Beat the egg yolks with one tablespoon flour and salt. Mix the yolks into egg whites and stir until you have a thick paste. 12. Roll the chiles in 1/4 cup flour and dip each one in the egg batter. Coat evenly. Fry, seam side down on both sides until golden brown. Place on paper towels to drain. 13. Meanwhile, heat the salsa in a medium saucepan (either one or some of each). Place one or two Rellenos on each plate and pour salsa over them. Serve them immediately and brace yourself for major compliments! HOW TO MAKE CHILES RELLENOS VIDEO BY Jauja Cocina Mexicana

Grillmagic

This looks Awesome!

SGH

 Brother Little, there's a lot of long words in that title. Nonetheless, the grub looks great. 

SciAggie

That looks good to me. Rellenos are delicious - even if they are a bit tedious to assemble. 

blind99

that looks on par with anything our local Mexican joints make, and I mean that as a high compliment. Very nice!

CPARKTX

Beautiful 

northGAcock

@Little Steven thanks....looking forward to trying this soon.

Little Steven

northGAcock said:

@Little Steven thanks....looking forward to trying this soon.

Cheers,

The steak was flap marinated in garlic, cumin, lime juice, salt, chili powder and olive oil. About four hours maximum.