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To: reformedliberal
Oh, you know, my recipe, if you can call it that, changes depending on what I've got on hand, but any leftover bbq is great in the sauce. It gives it a real smoky meaty flavor in surprisingly short time. In your dish, it sounds like you make a kind of ropa vieja as the base.

And if you like a real spicy sauce (my wife doesn't, so I don't get to very often) you can throw in a few chipotles.

90 posted on 08/19/2009 11:44:01 AM PDT by mojito
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To: mojito

I am a chipotle fan. DH is Norwegian. I have to be judicious about heat.

Yes, like ropa vieja, just with a slightly higher quality of meat, green chilies instead of green pepper. It goes well with rice and any beans and can really class-up a chili recipe. Stop before it falls apart and it is just a spicier version of Swiss Steak. It is the sauce that is desired, though, in order to make the enchilada casserole. The meat is just a way of getting there

Someone up thread mentioned chili burritos....another great way to use up a small amount of something.

Peasant food! It is usually terrific, whatever cuisine.


91 posted on 08/19/2009 1:03:58 PM PDT by reformedliberal (Are we at high crimes or misdemeanors, yet?)
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