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Jazzns
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Message 18 of 101 (297646)
03-23-2006 5:50 PM
Reply to: Message 12 by Silent H
03-23-2006 4:39 PM


My own personal miracle food
Genuine Hatch or otherwise New Mexican green chili. I have heard all the wives tales such as 1 chili = 10 oranges in terms of antioxidants and stuff but everything I have seem at least suggests that it is a better source of vit c among other things.
Plus it makes every single food taste better. I could not leave NM because I would not be able to get fresh green chili. There is nothing better in autumn then driving down in the valley with your windows down and smelling the roasting chili next to all the markets. Plus you can walk into any generic burger, pizza, or sandwich joint in all of NM and get green chili on your order.
I make a huge pot of green chili stew once a week that usually feeds us for 2 nights.
I read something recently, I think it was on the BBC but I can't recall, that the substace in most hot fruits actually has some good health benefits. I don't really know or care personally. The health benefit for me is that it is awesome and makes me happy. =)

Of course, biblical creationists are committed to belief in God's written Word, the Bible, which forbids bearing false witness; --AIG (lest they forget)

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Jazzns
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Message 36 of 101 (298602)
03-27-2006 9:46 AM
Reply to: Message 28 by Silent H
03-26-2006 2:20 PM


Chili is not a spice!!
Your problem is that it seems like you are using chili as a spice rather than a straight up food. If you are ever in Albuquerque drop me a line and I'll hook you up. =)
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Jazzns
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Message 42 of 101 (298804)
03-27-2006 6:17 PM
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03-27-2006 1:40 PM


Re: Chili is not a spice!!
crash mentioned rellenos which are good.
New Mexican green chili enchiladas are my favorite place to each chili if I am eating new mexican food. You can't really get these anywhere outside of the state that I have found. Maybe in a couple of hole in the wall places in the surrounding states.
In terms of mexican or new mexican food green chili is a base in burritos, fajitas, navajo tacos, and probably more that I am not thinking of.
Here though we put green chili on everything. It is a pizza topping, a hamburger add-on. You can put it in a salad, stuff chicken with it, make pasta with it.
The standard fare you can probably import in frozen form, maybe, is Bueno or NM Tortilla Co. but those are not as good as fresh. Then again in most cases nothing is as good as fresh.

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Jazzns
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Message 43 of 101 (298805)
03-27-2006 6:18 PM
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03-27-2006 1:40 PM


Re: Chili is not a spice!!
I can give recipies for enchiladas to whomever wants them too. As long as you can get ahold of the chili. Red chili enchiladas are also not bad and it might be easier to get ahold of red chili outside of NM or so I have heard.

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