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1 tblsp Oil
2 lb Chicken breasts boneless - or Pork Shoulder Roast
2 Onions
2 tsp Minced garlic
1 tsp Oregano
1 tsp Cumin powder
2 tsp Ground red chili
1 tblsp Red chili flakes
1 Tomato
1 can Tomatillos
4 lb Green chilis
4 cup Wyler's chicken boullion
3 tblsp Cornstarch
Preferably use fresh roasted, peeled, and seeded New Mexican green chilis. Since these are not available in most parts of the country outside the Southwest, dried, frozen, or canned chilis may be substituted, in that order of desirability. Dried chilis are the next best thing to fresh. Frozen new mexican chilis under the brand name "Bueno" are available in some parts of the country and are good quality. Canned chilis are the least desirable but can be used if you are desperate. If possible use a mixture of canned and fresh or dried. Dried green chilis, and a large assortment of other dried chilis, and spices. Cut chicken breasts into 1/2" cubes. Slice onions lengthwise. Chop chilis, tomato and tomatillos. Add oil to heavy, preferably cast iron, skillet and brown chicken over high heat. It is best to do it in two or three small batches. Remove to large saucepan. Add onions and garlic to leftover oil and brown until onions are soft. Add oregano, cumin, and red chili, and cook for two or three minutes. Transfer from skillet to saucepan with chicken. Add tomato, tomatillos, chilis, and chicken broth. Bring to a boil and simmer for 3 - 4 hours. Add water as necessary to maintain the desired consistency. Add 3 - 4 tablespoon cornstarch mixed with water prior to serving to thicken as desired.
Eat from a bowl accompanied with a warm flour tortilla or use it as a sauce over chili rellenos, eggs, enchiladas, or just about anything. One of my favorite meals is to grill a steak until nice and juicy, smother with green chili, sprinkle some grated cheese on top and serve with Mexican rice.
2 lb Chicken breasts boneless - or Pork Shoulder Roast
2 Onions
2 tsp Minced garlic
1 tsp Oregano
1 tsp Cumin powder
2 tsp Ground red chili
1 tblsp Red chili flakes
1 Tomato
1 can Tomatillos
4 lb Green chilis
4 cup Wyler's chicken boullion
3 tblsp Cornstarch
Preferably use fresh roasted, peeled, and seeded New Mexican green chilis. Since these are not available in most parts of the country outside the Southwest, dried, frozen, or canned chilis may be substituted, in that order of desirability. Dried chilis are the next best thing to fresh. Frozen new mexican chilis under the brand name "Bueno" are available in some parts of the country and are good quality. Canned chilis are the least desirable but can be used if you are desperate. If possible use a mixture of canned and fresh or dried. Dried green chilis, and a large assortment of other dried chilis, and spices. Cut chicken breasts into 1/2" cubes. Slice onions lengthwise. Chop chilis, tomato and tomatillos. Add oil to heavy, preferably cast iron, skillet and brown chicken over high heat. It is best to do it in two or three small batches. Remove to large saucepan. Add onions and garlic to leftover oil and brown until onions are soft. Add oregano, cumin, and red chili, and cook for two or three minutes. Transfer from skillet to saucepan with chicken. Add tomato, tomatillos, chilis, and chicken broth. Bring to a boil and simmer for 3 - 4 hours. Add water as necessary to maintain the desired consistency. Add 3 - 4 tablespoon cornstarch mixed with water prior to serving to thicken as desired.
Eat from a bowl accompanied with a warm flour tortilla or use it as a sauce over chili rellenos, eggs, enchiladas, or just about anything. One of my favorite meals is to grill a steak until nice and juicy, smother with green chili, sprinkle some grated cheese on top and serve with Mexican rice.