Re: [CH] Chile Verde recipe

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>Are you willing to share the chile  verde recipe, Dave?

I have never been shy about sharing any recipe. I have it on my website but this might be more fun:
http://www.fiery-foods.com/dave/chiliconcarne12.asp
I submitted the recipe to this years ago and it was selected as a winner. Also selected was a chili recipe by Risa G and a recipe by a fellow boomerang maker/thrower, Dave Hughes. So that's 30% of the winners. Mine is Emerald City Chile Verde.

Please note that some of the items are a little hard to get. Large cans of green chiles have vanished and the canned poblanos are hard to find too. Most time I buy fresh ones, roast then and freeze them for when I make a batch. Really, if you see something in the recipe that you have a decent substitute for, by all means use it. I just use this recipe as a guideline anymore.

BoomerangDave

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