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Chili Verde

Chili Verde Categories: from Donna's file|Meat|Main dishes
Nb persons: 12
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Source: Lori

    6tbsp  canola oil
    4lb  pork shoulder, 5lb before triming
    4t  chicken base
    4cups  water
    6 cloves  garlic, minced
    2 large  bell peppers, green, chopped
    7oz  green chile peppers canned, Ortega, mild
    1 whole  jalapeno chili, minced
    4  pasilla peppers
    1 bunch  green onion , chopped including tops
    6  tomatillos , peeled and chopped
    10-16oz  enchilada sauce, green, Las Palmas
    1 1/2 tbsp  cumin, ground
    1/8 tsp  black pepper







Add 1 tbsp oil to heavy pot. When hot add a little of the meat at a time and brown. When browned remove wih slotted spoon to a bowl. (if you add too much at a time the meat will boil and not brown). Brown all this way adding more oil as needed. After all is browned set aside in a bowl, add chicken broth to the pot and boil uncovered until it is reduced to approz 3 cups or by about 50%. Add meat back into pot with the rest of ingredients and simmer slowly for 1 hr. Taste for seasonings and adjust if necessary. Cook another hour or so and uncover for the last 30 minutes. If a thicker stew is desired mix 1 tbsp cornstarch into 1/4 cup water and stir into chili to thicken.

A note about chilis; One pasilla may be as mild as a bell pepper and another very hot. I roast at least 4 pasilla chilis over an open flame turning to blacken skin evenly. Let sweat in a plastic bag to loosen skins. When cool peel off skins by rubbing with fingers and rinse if needed to get skins off. Cut a small slice off end and taste. If mild-medium in heat, deseed, chop and add. I think the flavor of these make a big difference, but if you prefer not to hassle with them you can use only the canned mild chilis and a jalapeno instead. Also I have used the fresh pabalmos in place of dried and the dish is still very tasty.
If you are going to be setting some aside to freeze to use at a later date for Chimmichanga filling just add some cornstarch and water to that filling.


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