Mike's Chunky Chili Verde. Chili verde is a green chili made with tender pork shoulder that has been seasoned and seared, then cooked "Real Deal" Turkey Chili. Mike Your recipes are great, appreciate each, and all I've tried. I have a question about the Chili Verde recipe.
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Ingredients of Mike's Chunky Chili Verde
- It's of ● For The Pork.
- It's 4 Pound of Pork Loin [cut into 1"+ cubes].
- It's 1 Cup of AP Flour.
- Prepare 1 tbsp of Fresh Ground Black Pepper.
- Prepare 1 tsp of Kosher Salt.
- Prepare 1 tbsp of Granulated Garlic Powder.
- Prepare 1 tbsp of Granulated Onion Powder.
- You need 1 tbsp of Green Chili Powder.
- You need 2 tbsp of Ground Cumin [reserve one tbsp].
- You need 1/8 Cup of Cooking Oil.
- You need of ● For The Vegetables [rough chop all].
- You need 2 (1 Pound) of Buckets Hatch Green Chilies [reserve 1].
- Prepare 2 of LG White Onions [chopped].
- Prepare 1 of LG Bunch Fresh Cilantro [reserve half].
- You need 1 of Green Bell Pepper [deseeded].
- Prepare 2 of LG Jalapeños [deseeded].
- It's 1 of LG Celery Stalk.
- Prepare 4 of Medium Potatoes [to be added last].
- It's 7 Cloves of Fresh Garlic [smashed & chopped].
- It's 1 (10 oz) of Can ROTELL.
- It's 1 (20 oz) of Can Tomiitillas j[hand crushed].
- It's of ● For The Fluids [you may not need all].
- You need 2 (32 oz) of Boxes Chicken Broth.
- Prepare 2 Bottles of Mexican Beers.
- It's of ● For The Side Options.
- You need of Flour Tortillas.
- Prepare of Tortilla Chips.
- Prepare of Sour Cream.
- Prepare of Cilantro.
- It's of Avacados.
- It's of Shreadded Lettuce.
- Prepare of Lime Wedges.
- Prepare of While Onions.
- You need of Refried Beans.
Recipe courtesy of Celeste Lucas and Mike Lucas. This recipe was provided by a chef, restaurant or culinary professional. It has not been tested for home use. Recipe courtesy of Mike and Celeste Lucas, Slim's Last Chance, Seattle, WA.
Mike's Chunky Chili Verde instructions
- Chop all vegetables and add everything in the Vegetable section except for one bucket of Hatch Green Chilies and potatoes. Also, add your reserved tbsp Cumin..
- Chop your potatoes and place in cold water for use later..
- Mix your flour mixture in a bowl with a tight fitting lid..
- Cut your pork into 1"+ cubes. Add to your flour mixture and shake well. Add your oil to a hot skillet. Add pork and get a good brown sear on them. While you shouldn't overcrowd your meats in a pan - since you'll be simmering your pork for an extended period - you'll be okay..
- Add your chopped vegetables to skillet. Also, add 1 beer and 1 box chicken broth. Simmer until pork cubes are pull apart tender. Usually 1 hour covered..
- Drain potatoes and add to skillet. Add additional beer and broth and let simmer for 20 minutes. Or, until potatoes are soft. Add only enough fluids to simmer your potatoes. You don't want your Verde too runny. Just add as needed..
- Add your reserved bucket of Hatch Green Chilies and reserved Cilantro to the skillet. Simmer just until fully warmed. Taste test at this point and decide if you want more Cumin, granulated garlic and onion powder since flavors can dissipate with long simmer times. I'll always add more of each..
- Tecate Mexican beer pictured. Always an excelent choice!.
- Hatch Green Chili pictured..
- Serve with fresh cilantro, avacados flour tortillas and sour cream. Or, the other items listed above. Your choice!.
- Enjoy!.
This delicious, tender chili verde Mexican stewed pork has layer upon layer of fantastic flavor and is extremely versatile. Try out this chicken chili recipe for a bowl of tastiness! Our Slow-Cooker Chunky Chicken Chili recipe fits into your smart eating plan and is convenient. Based on some of the comments and another round of testing, I'd suggest just eyeballing the amount of broth instead of adding all of it right away. You want the consistency of the sauce to fall somewhere between a thick and chunky salsa verde and an enchilada sauce.
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