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Spinach, chorizo, and egg, topped with pickled shallots. Added chopped cilantro stems to the spinach. Blended chipotle in adobo, tomatillo salsa, ginger (!), cumin, and cream, and mixed in with fried onion and garlic, and Mexican oregano. Would have been prettier if I didn't drop the fried egg (in the pan, not on the floor). Whoops
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Best wishes for a speedy recovery and safe travels. I appreciate the updates, but also understand when posting to random strangers in the internet is not your top priority.
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Mrs. C's sourdough bread. Best one yet! Side note: Mrs. C does glass fusing, and the plate the loaf is sitting on was one of her recent projects.
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Sweet potato, baked and then sauteed in butter with onion, ginger, garlic, cayenne, cumin, and garam masala. I am often dissatisfied with savory sweet potatoes but this was quite satisfying. We had a pre-baked sweet potato because Mrs. C had air fried one last night, and it was still there this morning . . .
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Mushroom and chorizo tacos with white onion, garlic, and chipotle in adobo. Cumin, cinnamon, feta, and half-and-half to finish, topped with cilantro and chopped salad. Mushrooms were fried in leftover garlic oil. I might make something similar for dinner.
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Pollo escabeche with carrots and potatoes, flavored with pickled jalapenos and the pickling juice, green olives, garlic, black pepper, and Mexican oregano.
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Welcome! Glad you un-lurked. 🙂
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Paneer cheese in chipotle sauce with roasted garlic, tomato, black pepper, and cloves. Topped with chile Poblano, onion, and cilantro in a Parmesan cream sauce. So kind of a Mexican-Indian-Italian mash-up.
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^ We also ate at El Jacalito - what are the odds? I quite enjoyed the rellenos there, probably because of the flavorful chile. Agree that they used some sort of long green chile rather than a Poblano. They only chile relleno I recall making was stuffed with crab meat, no deep-frying. Freaking delicious, but surely not traditional? Perhaps from the small sub-subgenre of Maryland-Mex food.
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Green beans and paneer cheese with a sauce of onion, ginger, garlic, lots of green chilies, crushed tomato, and garam masala, finished with cilantro and a squeeze of lemon juice
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Alaskan salmon with a Cajun rub in the air fryer, and a Tartar-ish sauce, courtesy of Mrs. C. Dry-fried green beans with chorizo, garlic, ginger, dried bird chiles, Tianjin preserved vegetable, Shaoxing wine, soy sauce, and sesame oil.
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Roasted chile Poblano breakfast tacos with garlic, jalapeno, cilantro, ginger, feta, and a squeeze of lemon juice. Making do with ingredients at hand after a road trip.
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I also have eclectic musical tastes but reggae and dub seem to go well with cooking.
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Green beans with shrimp, chorizo, and crushed tomato, seasoned with slivered ginger, garlic, cayenne, coriander, cumin, turmeric, and garam masala. I wanted a flavorful meal before heading out on a road trip.
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Chile Poblano, onion, and chorizo cream tacos with feta, jalapeno, cilantro, Mexican oregano, etc. Rajas con crema is one of my favorite things.
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Sounds delicious @Shelby We are having dinner with Russian and Dominican friends. I expect lots of delicious food and entertaining conversation.
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Keema for a young man and woman who emigrated from Pakistan. No pressure. Added baby potatoes, diced zucchini, and roasted chile Poblano that needed using up. Young woman made Basmati rice, diced the onions, and brought over matcha chocolate muffins.
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Seared zucchini and yellow squash, sauteed with onion, ginger, garlic, and habanero chiles, simmered with coconut milk, turmeric, cumin, and garam masala, and then finished with fish sauce, cilantro, and lime juice. Lotsa flavor! Microwave rice to go with.
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The ones I had were baked (maybe broiled), not coated and deep-fried. Sloppy but delicious. 🙂
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I have also enjoyed excellent chile rellenos in New Mexico, but I am pretty sure they were made with New Mexico / Hatch chiles rather than Poblanos. Were the ones you had chile poblano or something else? I think my favorite was made with
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Firstly, congratulations! Have you ever tried the lobster rolls at NN Burger in Tappahannock? Best I have had south of Connecticut. 😃