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Recipes, ideas and suggestions are most welcome!

Cheers!

1 posted on 09/15/2011 8:05:32 PM PDT by Bean Counter
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Get a blow torch skin them and use them for chilli rellenos. As an experiment I bought a carton of egg whites, whipped them up and they provided a good coating.


2 posted on 09/15/2011 8:11:52 PM PDT by steveo (PETO-VT-IN-MARI-SVB-CRVCE-AVSTRALI-SEPELIAR)
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I use ripened poblano(anchos are dried poblanos) in place of or in addition to
bell peppers is salads.


3 posted on 09/15/2011 8:17:09 PM PDT by KenM
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Anchos work best for stuff like Chili and Mole’s
They are what they are, deep, rich, shirt staining flavor agents


4 posted on 09/15/2011 8:18:40 PM PDT by mylife (OPINIONS ~ $ 1.00 HALFBAKED ~ 50c)
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I’d like to hear a bit more about how you smoke-roasted them in the first place.


5 posted on 09/15/2011 8:23:53 PM PDT by KosmicKitty (WARNING: Hormonally crazed woman ahead!!)
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How about a south-of-the-border style Philly cheese steak with carne asada and ancho chiles.


7 posted on 09/15/2011 8:26:53 PM PDT by who_would_fardels_bear
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8 posted on 09/15/2011 8:28:48 PM PDT by JoeProBono (A closed mouth gathers no feet)
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Take your dried anchos, remove seeds, and simmer them in just enough water to cover.

Then dump the rehydrated chiles and water in a blender and puree. Add a whole onion and garlic, comino powder and puree. You should have a nice paste then.

Mixed that with your browned chile meat, nothing else, and you have a real nice chile.


9 posted on 09/15/2011 8:30:18 PM PDT by ThirdMate
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They won’t turn red no matter how long you leave them on the plant. I use mine for salads, salsa, and stuff them (chilli rellenos). You can put them on the grill or in the oven to blister the skins, then stick them in a covered bowl to steam an cool so the skins are easy to peel.


20 posted on 09/15/2011 9:35:51 PM PDT by eggman (Presidential erase - Nov. 6, 2012. The end of an error.)
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Hubbie’s habaneros are coming in right now, but the tabasco chili’s are still green. First time growing them and wondering if they will turn red?


22 posted on 09/15/2011 9:41:43 PM PDT by antceecee (Bless us Father.. have mercy on us and protect us from evil.)
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sliced thin and added to beef pho. more character than
the usual jalapeno slices..


24 posted on 09/15/2011 10:55:55 PM PDT by RitchieAprile
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My wife doesn't care for green peppers but will eat red ones like a starving animal if I grill them for her. Should I leave the Anchos on the plant and let them ripen and turn red??

Whatever you do, keep mama happy! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

25 posted on 09/16/2011 4:53:26 AM PDT by rightly_dividing (1st Cor. 15:1-4)
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Ancho-Chocolate Ganache

12 ounces sweetened chocolate
6 ounces heavy cream
3 ounces of diced ancho (or more for taste)
2 ounces salted butter

Melt and combine all that over low heat.

Then add

3 dash cinnamon
2 dash cumin
1 dash cayenne
1 dash kosher salt

And pour it over cornbread.


28 posted on 09/16/2011 6:39:28 PM PDT by perfect stranger (Nobama)
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