Southwest Chili Rellenos Fattie for Throwdown (mondo Q view)

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fmcowboy

Meat Mopper
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Jul 2, 2009
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Trinity, Florida
This is FMCowboy's Southwest Chili Rellenos Fattie.
This is what I submitted as my secret ingredient submission. Wish me luck. :) With the help of you folks, I am really getting into this smoking thing since I got a smoker for Father's day. So thanks! Some pics may be out of sequence. Sorry.

Ok the gist:

a) I seasoned ground pork myself (cajun seasonings n such) Came out so tasty, I may use instead of buying sausage fromnow on.
b)I put a layer of jack cheese down
C) Layer of sauteed onions, jalepeno, and chorizo sausage (OMG)
D) Herbed Goat cheese, cream cheese, green onion filling to stuff a pablano pepper in the middle.
E) bacon weave

Tatse matters most and everyone agreed this fattie was the bomb!!! If you use good ingredients, it must come out good right? This is a keeper recipe for us. Notice my Blue catfish potholder with the secret word. LOL It said to have the WORD blue, so I figured I'd double blue with the catfish. I have a cow pot holder too
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. We had fun with the pot holder, even put the pepper ring in its mouth a few timew for the shot.

I used all 3 secret ingredient types. Goat cheese, 2 peppers on the scale over 100 (jalepeno & poblano), and root vegetables (onion & green onion

That something extra, my daughter with her 2 slices :) Like the "blue" ?
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Sliced & Half view fattie (yummm)


Smoker Cam
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Wrapped n ready to smoke


Bacon lattice




Smoked fatty


Half a fattie (didn't last long, was all ate in minutes LOL)




Sautee ingredients (onions, jalepenos, and chorizo)



sliced, chopped, ready for the pan (the smell was amazing while cooking, taste even better, great little invention I threw together)



Sauteeing Onions, jalepeno's & Chorizo sausage



Ready to stuff no roll.

Sauteed goodness layer (I kept nibbling on it, colorful and yummy)



Ready to roll ( I softened up the pepper a bit by heating)


Goat cheese, creame cheese, green onions, herb mixture (stuffing for pablano pepper)


Secret ingredients (goat cheese, jalepeno, onion) Poblano pepper was on bottom and in other ingredient shot as well as green onions too.


Ingredients shot



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Ok this one was great, but I got throwdown entry #2 on the smoker right now. Aboyt an hour to dinner!!! I'll post Q-view later or tomorrow.
 
That looks amazing cowboy!I've got a chuck roast and two shoulders going right now and I picked up your ingredients to try your southwest fattie,can't wait to try it,thanks!
 
Smokin Joe:

Sounds great. Just remember to either roast or heat up the pablano pepper to soften it a bit. This way it will be tender when you slice the fattie. Let us know how it goes.

thanks FM
 
Very nice looking and quite differant fattie. Not one I would have thought of for sure. Great job there cowboy.
 
I tried roasting the pepper to peel the skin.A friend told me the skin is real thick.Unfortunately the pepper fell apart.I have some bananna peppers that I may stuff instead.
 
All is not lost buddy. Don't worry about stuffing it then. Just slice that bad boy up and spon your fillings on and roll it up like that. Just have a good seal on your roll and all should be fine. Otherwise the banana peppers may be ok. Just go with good ingredients and you can't go wrong.

As far as the skin and roasting, you char it ob a grill or stove top burner or pan, then put in a ziploc and seal for a few minutes. The steam should help teh skin just peel off easily, but the flesh will be pretty soft. I just lightly wamred up / steamed mine to soften just a bit. Leaving it raw would be ok too. Just add a crunchy texture which isn't bad either.

Hope this helps.
 
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