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robert-r

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When I think of Green Chili, I think of Anaheim or Hatch chilis with pork - not poblanos.
So technically this might be considered Green Chili. Myself... I don't think it is.

Roasted, peeled, seeded & chopped 8 poblanos, trimmed & cubed 2 1/2 pounds of pork butt & chopped a big onion.
Set up the Performer for 2 zone cooking & fired up a full chimney of KBB. Adjusted the heat so the lid thermometer read 450*

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Put a tbs or so of evoo in my big skillet, browned & heavily salted the pork. Removed it & set aside.

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Added the chopped onion, 1 teaspoon cumin & cooked until the onions were translucent. Then 4 cloves minced garlic for a minute. & then 3 chopped chipotles with a tbs or so of adobo.

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Returned the pork, added the poblanos, 2 cans of chicken broth & a tbsp of oregano. Brought things to a boil.

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Covered & moved the skillet to the other side of the grill. Let everything simmer for an hour.

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Added a mini chimney of lit KBB to the fire, 1 1/2 cups frozen corn & a large peeled diced sweet potato.
Covered & gave it another 45 minutes.

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It was TIME TO EAT!!!

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Topped with some sour cream, cilantro & a sprinkling of pepitas.

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One of my favorite things.


fwiw - had the lid on the performer except when taking pix.
 
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Goodness! That is an awesome cook. I hope it was as good as it looks. I would literally hurt myself...:shocked:
 
Really nice job Robert, if I have a choice between a "green chile" or a poblano I will pick the poblano.
 
Looks fantastic... and I'll bet those pepitas gave it a nice semi-random crunch throughout the meal.
 
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