I got it, the perfect dish for the Improv Cooking Challenge for this month, which is 'Jalapenos and Cheese'.
Hellooooo!!!! I love Jalapeno's and Cheese, especially together.
And I'm really shocked, shocked I tell you, I've never shared this before.
But I'm going to now, and you won't be sorry either.
My Chile Verde Smothered Burrito
This is actually a dish I make for myself all the time, but I was craving something a little hotter than normal, and kinda amped this up to just below volcanic heat.
What can I say, I like a little heat in my life from time to time.
To start with, you need some Chile Verde. I happen to make it by the gallons and freeze it in meal sizes so I can just pull it out of the freezer, heat it and eat it.
Next up a flour tortilla. I make mine almost from scratch, fresh every time we have Verde. Actually, I use a mix, and then make the tortillas from that. But the tortilla has to be thin and large.
You're making a burrito, so it has to be large enough to wrap.
Now for the assembly.
Place the tortilla on a plate, spread a smear of Refried Beans across the tortilla, then add a spoonful of hot Mexican Rice on top.
Add some pickled Jalapeno's (I did say I wanted some hot here), a few chopped onions, after that, ladle a spoonful of hot Chile Verde on top, add a good handful of cheese. Then roll it up. Ladle some more Chile Verde on top, add some more cheese and a sprinkle, or three of fresh chopped onions. If it happens to cool off a little, as in the cheese isn't melting real well, zap it in the microwave for about 30 seconds or so on high.
Dig in and enjoy your own smothered burrito. You can also serve this with some more rice and beans on the side if you wish. Personally, I like having it all inside.
The Improv Cooking Challenge is hosted by Nicole Little of Cookaholic Wife Check out the Facebook page and send her a message if you want to join in.
#Improvcookingchallenge #Burrito #Chileverde
Check out all the other Improv Cooking Challenges below.
Hellooooo!!!! I love Jalapeno's and Cheese, especially together.
And I'm really shocked, shocked I tell you, I've never shared this before.
But I'm going to now, and you won't be sorry either.
My Chile Verde Smothered Burrito
This is actually a dish I make for myself all the time, but I was craving something a little hotter than normal, and kinda amped this up to just below volcanic heat.
What can I say, I like a little heat in my life from time to time.
To start with, you need some Chile Verde. I happen to make it by the gallons and freeze it in meal sizes so I can just pull it out of the freezer, heat it and eat it.
Next up a flour tortilla. I make mine almost from scratch, fresh every time we have Verde. Actually, I use a mix, and then make the tortillas from that. But the tortilla has to be thin and large.
You're making a burrito, so it has to be large enough to wrap.
Now for the assembly.
Place the tortilla on a plate, spread a smear of Refried Beans across the tortilla, then add a spoonful of hot Mexican Rice on top.
Add some pickled Jalapeno's (I did say I wanted some hot here), a few chopped onions, after that, ladle a spoonful of hot Chile Verde on top, add a good handful of cheese. Then roll it up. Ladle some more Chile Verde on top, add some more cheese and a sprinkle, or three of fresh chopped onions. If it happens to cool off a little, as in the cheese isn't melting real well, zap it in the microwave for about 30 seconds or so on high.
Dig in and enjoy your own smothered burrito. You can also serve this with some more rice and beans on the side if you wish. Personally, I like having it all inside.
The Improv Cooking Challenge is hosted by Nicole Little of Cookaholic Wife Check out the Facebook page and send her a message if you want to join in.
#Improvcookingchallenge #Burrito #Chileverde
Check out all the other Improv Cooking Challenges below.
Oh yum! That looks amazing. I could go for some Mexican food today!
ReplyDeleteThanks Nicole, we seem to eat a lot of Mexican food, probably cause it's my default, don't know what to make for dinner tonight food.
DeleteNow I know what I am having for lunch!! This looks so good and you've got me drooling. I love burritos smothered in sauce and Chile Verde is one of my top choices!
ReplyDeleteYou can never go wrong with a Chile Verde smothered burrito. Always good.
DeleteI knew that there were going to be a ton of great recipes with this theme. I am drooling all over my computer.
ReplyDeleteDo you need a cloth? I've got one right here. I know what you mean about the drool factor, lots of great recipes here.
Deletemmmmmmmmmm, Sid! That looks too yummy! My family's "White Chili" is similar to your chile verde -- we just add white beans to it...
ReplyDeleteI need to say, though, it's a little mean for you to post those incredibly delicious photos while my tummy's growling so loud I can't think! :D
I make the Verde the way my husband likes it. He'd never accept putting beans into it, but I think it would taste amazing.
DeleteSorry for the tummy growling, not.
YUM! First challenge recipe I've looked at and I'm already tempted to lick my screen! I've never had Chili Verde but am adding it to my list of recipes to try (thanks for posting the link).
ReplyDeleteThanks, you need to try my Chile Verde. Of course I make it to our taste, and it's pretty simple to make. Let me know what you think when you make it.
DeleteYum! This is totally my idea of comfort food!
ReplyDeleteMine too. Which might be why I have gallons of Verde in the freezer, ready to thaw and eat at a moment's notice, well maybe more than a moment.
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