food New Mexican Food

Thegreenchilemonster said:
I figured I would create a thread for New Mexican food. Please share your delicious New Mexican dishes and recipes here.

I'll start this off with a classic southern NM dish. Chile con carne.

You don't need many ingredients, but good roasted hatch green chile is a requirement. I used about 20 roasted big jims for this. De seed the chiles, remove the stems, then roughly chop them. Cube up your beef, rough chop an onion, and a couple of cloves of garlic. Throw all that goodness in a crock pot for about 5 hours on low, and serve once tender with some refried beans and a tortilla. I also like to serve a fried egg with it, but it's not necessary. Simple and delicious!
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You're my hero now I know we would be the bestest of friends!! This whole thread is full of great ideas and food porn!

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Just read through this and it all sounds fantastic! Going to make the Carne Adovado first, just a quick question though. Is 12 ounces of dried New Mexico chilies correct? I looked at the
bag I had in the pantry and it is 3 ounces. So 4 bags of peppers per batch? Thanks so much!
 
m1hagen said:
Just read through this and it all sounds fantastic! Going to make the Carne Adovado first, just a quick question though. Is 12 ounces of dried New Mexico chilies correct? I looked at the
bag I had in the pantry and it is 3 ounces. So 4 bags of peppers per batch? Thanks so much!
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Glad to hear you are going to make some tasty carne adovada! I used 12 ounces of chiles for a whole pork shoulder. I think 3 ounces would be enough for a pork tenderloin or something a bit smaller.
 
Green chile pozole with red chile tamales
 

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Malarky said:
THP cookbook sounds amazing.
 
should look into it. the photography isn't bad around here either. I would kill for measurements on some of these recipes lol :pray:
 
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I've thought about assembling it.  Amazon has a pretty good print on demand option for those who want physical books and they'll do the Kindle edition for pretty cheap.  Picking out which recipes, how many recipes to do, chasing down members for exact ingredients and measurements and the time required to put it all together would be the main issue for me.  I just might have a couple months off soon though so who knows?   :)
 
SmokenFire said:
 
I've thought about assembling it.  Amazon has a pretty good print on demand option for those who want physical books and they'll do the Kindle edition for pretty cheap.  Picking out which recipes, how many recipes to do, chasing down members for exact ingredients and measurements and the time required to put it all together would be the main issue for me.  I just might have a couple months off soon though so who knows?   :)
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Doooooo itttttt!

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Southern NM style green chile salsa, served warm.

Roasted Hatch green chiles diced chunky, chicken stock base simmered with blended tomatillos & diced onions, and diced fresh tomatoes. Salt to taste. My wife was craving it, so I obliged. She crushed half a pot while I was at work today Sooo frigging simple, but tasty!
 

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My New Year's day dinner 2020 with some family visiting from New Mexico.

Hatch red chile enchiladas covered in diced onions and fried egg, Hatch red chile pork tamales, and slow cooked pinto beans
 

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