[CH] Re: Green Chile Stew

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Our green chile stew doesn't have tomatoes. Nor does our posole which also 
uses green chiles. I've seen a posole recipe using red chiles and tomatoes, 
but never tasted or tried making it. 

Dave
TLCC 

> Good Evening...We spent Thanksgiving in Alamogordo,NM with the 
> kids/grandkids.  My son makes a good green chile stew and I wanted to 
> replicate it for some friends tonight...along with posole. 
> 
> The recipe I found in a Jane Butel cookbook has tomatoes in it.  My son't 
> did not.  Anyone know what's 'real' New Mexican as Jane B. is supposed to 
> be the goddess of Southwestern cooking.  I tooke classes with her about 15 
> years ago in Albuquerque but we didn't do this dish. 
> 
> Inquiring minds want to know...although these Norwegian north Iowans won't 
> know the difference and will enjoy whatever I dish up for them.  They're 
> good folks! 
> 
> SandyO
> CH #1146 of the moderate persuasion  
> 
> 
 

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