Recipe Name : ROASTED GREEN CHILI PEPPERS
I have always used commercially roasted green chili's, but recently discovered that they are loaded with salt, so I started roasting fresh ones.
Poblano and Anaheim peppers are pretty spicy when raw, but when you roast them, they turn very mellow and delicious. They are one of those roasted veggies that you can "put in anything" and it adds just a little extra zing to any Mexican recipe. I love them in chili, tacos, rice, enchiladas, etc.
There are so many different peppers in the market these days, just make sure you look for Poblano or Anaheim (they are MUCH larger than the small spicy peppers like jalapenos).
Personally, I like Anaheim peppers because they are identical to the canned Ortega mild green chile's (in a can), but of course they taste better because they are fresh.
Remove from the plastic bag and you will be able to pull off the THIN wrinkled skin of the pepper, almost in one big piece. Some people like to leave little bits of charred skin on the pepper, it's your choice.
The skin of these peppers is very thin, like this, and it will slip right off of the cooked pepper.
After you peel the skins off, pull out the stem and slit the pepper open. Pull out the seeds and any veins (it just takes a second. It's OK if you leave in a few seeds.
Cut the cooked and cleaned pepper into pieces.
The cooked peppers stay good in your fridge for 3-4 days and do very well in the freezer for up to 3 months.
Some people char their peppers right on the open flame of their gas range. I have an electric oven, so I use this broiler method.
Canned Ortega green chile's have a LOT of salt in them, so this is a healthy alternative for those of us watching salt intake.
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