A good friend often serves as a judge in Chili Cookoffs, so I asked her if she had a recipe for Chili Verde, one of my favorite restaurant dishes. She directed me to a website where I could pick and choose from several in the hopes of finding something I could adapt to make in a Crock-Pot. Call it a lucky guess, but the first one I tried turned out exactly like the Chili Verde I enjoy at our local Puerto Vallarta restaurant. The green chilis you see here (plus a few more) are destined to participate in the next batch. The red bell peppers will be stuffed for a different meal.
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Thursday, November 3, 2011
Still Life With Peppers
A good friend often serves as a judge in Chili Cookoffs, so I asked her if she had a recipe for Chili Verde, one of my favorite restaurant dishes. She directed me to a website where I could pick and choose from several in the hopes of finding something I could adapt to make in a Crock-Pot. Call it a lucky guess, but the first one I tried turned out exactly like the Chili Verde I enjoy at our local Puerto Vallarta restaurant. The green chilis you see here (plus a few more) are destined to participate in the next batch. The red bell peppers will be stuffed for a different meal.
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