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They look amazing and great explanation! I think even a newbie like me could follow that and come up with something to be proud of. Thanks for sharing!
 
Those look really good...I'll have to try them with some pork. I also normally go with a green chile sauce over the top. I reserver my red chile sauce for enchiladas and tamales.
 
They look amazing and great explanation! I think even a newbie like me could follow that and come up with something to be proud of. Thanks for sharing!

Thank you Brew&Cue! The hardest part is frying.. I usually fry one or two at a time they take so much attention. Good luck with it!

Calebgh, thanks!!

Those look really good...I'll have to try them with some pork. I also normally go with a green chile sauce over the top. I reserver my red chile sauce for enchiladas and tamales.

Dr Trout Bum I need to give the green sauce a try sometime. Bet it would be tasty. This sauce is really thin and the batter on the rellenos soaks it up like a sponge. The lady who taught me this recipe was an elderly Mexican woman.. this is the way she made it for her family. (Not with pulled pork but with cheese.)
I'll give the green a try. Thanks!! :thumb:


Danno thank you and good luck with them! :thumb:


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Thank you Brew&Cue! The hardest part is frying.. I usually fry one or two at a time they take so much attention. Good luck with it!

Calebgh, thanks!!



Dr Trout Bum I need to give the green sauce a try sometime. Bet it would be tasty. This sauce is really thin and the batter on the rellenos soaks it up like a sponge. The lady who taught me this recipe was an elderly Mexican woman.. this is the way she made it for her family. (Not with pulled pork but with cheese.)
I'll give the green a try. Thanks!! :thumb:


Danno thank you and good luck with them! :thumb:


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I'll send you my recipe. Mine's not Mexican, it's New Mexican. I grew up in Northern NM, so that's my taste. Our chile rellenos are all stuffed with cheese, but we ate sopapilla rellenos (that just means stuffed, I believe) with pork, chicken, beef, and bean fillings. I'll dig out my exact notes at home - it will be more accurate than off the top of my head. I actually make this recipe at Thanksgiving and pour it over my turkey and mashed potatoes instead of gravy. Really, I do gravy on the first serving, then green chile sauce on #2, but it was a huge hit with out guests this year.

Where did you get your chile peppers?
 
I'll send you my recipe. Mine's not Mexican, it's New Mexican. I grew up in Northern NM, so that's my taste. Our chile rellenos are all stuffed with cheese, but we ate sopapilla rellenos (that just means stuffed, I believe) with pork, chicken, beef, and bean fillings. I'll dig out my exact notes at home - it will be more accurate than off the top of my head. I actually make this recipe at Thanksgiving and pour it over my turkey and mashed potatoes instead of gravy. Really, I do gravy on the first serving, then green chile sauce on #2, but it was a huge hit with out guests this year.

Where did you get your chile peppers?

That would be great!! Thank you!!
The stores here carry the peppers. Also carry hatch chilies when in season. I'm in the western end of the ok panhandle, not far from NM. :)
Thanks again!
 
Now that green chile sauce sounds good. Hopefully you share to the thread.

Jeanie, do you ever use a deep fryer for these? Either way, about what oil temp do you shoot for?
 
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