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  1. bfunk13 Minister of Fire

    joined: Sep 11, 2008
    705 posts
    Wyoming
    The perfect food for a cold snowy day. Spiiiicy DSCN0074.JPG
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  2. yooperdave Minister of Fire

    joined: Oct 26, 2010
    874 posts
    u.p.
    Never thought of trying it with avacados...I'll have to give it a try.
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  3. Gasifier Minister of Fire

    Okay. I think I need to go to bed now before I eat something. Damn you bfunk. ;lol
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  4. bfunk13 Minister of Fire

    joined: Sep 11, 2008
    705 posts
    Wyoming
    Had the leftovers this morning with eggs and tortillas. Way good!
  5. Eatonpcat Minister of Fire

    joined: Jul 24, 2011
    2,039 posts
    Eaton Township, Ohio
    Love me some Chili...That looks great!
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  6. bfunk13 Minister of Fire

    joined: Sep 11, 2008
    705 posts
    Wyoming
    This is a different kind of chili.
    Made with new mexico red chile pods. Basically make a chile paste and slow cook it with chopped flank steak.

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  7. Eatonpcat Minister of Fire

    joined: Jul 24, 2011
    2,039 posts
    Eaton Township, Ohio
    You're killing me, that sounds even better!:(
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  8. katwillny Minister of Fire

    joined: Sep 13, 2009
    1,285 posts
    Dutchess County NY
    Put up that recipe man, that look awesome. !!!!
  9. bfunk13 Minister of Fire

    joined: Sep 11, 2008
    705 posts
    Wyoming
    Simple, get the New mexico dried chile pods. Usually in most grocery stores in the mexican section. Take pods and slit down the middle and remove stem and seeds. Heat 2 cups water in a pan to almost boiling and rehydrate the chiles for 30 minutes. Put in blender with some garlic, salt and oregano, to taste. Blend very well to liquify the chiles. Cut up some beef, any kind really, i use flank steak. Cook in pan with some oil, with a strainer, strain the blended chiles well. You can skip the straining if blended well enough. Add to beef and simmer covered, low and slow. I usually add more salt to taste and usually some red pepper flake for more spice. The NM chiles aren't real spicy, so you can adjust the heat with red pepper. Serve w flour tortillas. Try it, easy and good!
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  10. katwillny Minister of Fire

    joined: Sep 13, 2009
    1,285 posts
    Dutchess County NY
    Sweet thanks Bfunk. I love experimenting with tacos. Made goat tacos recently. Very distinct flavor, but it was great. I will try this one for sure.
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