Since everyone was on a Hatch Green Chile kick I figured I would pick up some up at the store and join in!
Qview then the writeup:
So I bought about 5 large Hatch Green Chiles ($0.99/lb)over the weekend along with one bunch of fresh Cilantro, a small yellow onion, and about 1.18 pounds of Tomatillos.
I also picked up 2 pork butts that were on sale for $1.17/lb.
I deboned and cut into strips the 7 pound pork butt and used about 4 pounds of it for this dish. I seasoned with SPOG + Chili powder and broiled in the oven on both sides to get a nice crispy seared set of strips. I then cut them into about 1/4-1/2 medallions for throwing in this dish.
I also added 3 1/2 giant hatch peppers to the oven tray while the meat was broiling in a foil pan.
I pealed and deseeded the hatch chiles and chopped all the veggies including half of the bunch of cilantro.
Threw all of this into a separate foil pan (one broiling had a small leak).
I added chili powder Knorr brand Chicken Bullion, a little garlic powder, a little black pepper and some water so that water came up to fill about 80% of the pan.
I tightly covered the foil pain with heavy duty foil and put in the oven at 400F for 3hrs 10 min.
OMG sooooo goood. Flavors are out of this world and the pork melts in your mouth!
Today I put some shirataki rice (the little round noodle things u see) into a bowl, scooped in the congealed goodness and headed it up for lunch today!
This stuff is OUT OF THIS WORLD good! I'm watching the carbs so went with shirataki rice but if I wasn't I would have totally threw a can of white and can of golden hominy into this dish while it cooked in the oven.
This stuff is like a stew and goes good over rice, hominy, or some kind of noodle. The starchier the grain the better. Shiritaki rice has a bit of a hominy corn starch flavor so was a perfect addition for this dish.
Anyhow, thats my hatch green chili pork posole dish but the oven version vs a pot on a stove version. I hope everyone enjoys the post but I know you wont enjoy it as much as I enjoyed the taste of this stuff hahaha :D
Qview then the writeup:
So I bought about 5 large Hatch Green Chiles ($0.99/lb)over the weekend along with one bunch of fresh Cilantro, a small yellow onion, and about 1.18 pounds of Tomatillos.
I also picked up 2 pork butts that were on sale for $1.17/lb.
I deboned and cut into strips the 7 pound pork butt and used about 4 pounds of it for this dish. I seasoned with SPOG + Chili powder and broiled in the oven on both sides to get a nice crispy seared set of strips. I then cut them into about 1/4-1/2 medallions for throwing in this dish.
I also added 3 1/2 giant hatch peppers to the oven tray while the meat was broiling in a foil pan.
I pealed and deseeded the hatch chiles and chopped all the veggies including half of the bunch of cilantro.
Threw all of this into a separate foil pan (one broiling had a small leak).
I added chili powder Knorr brand Chicken Bullion, a little garlic powder, a little black pepper and some water so that water came up to fill about 80% of the pan.
I tightly covered the foil pain with heavy duty foil and put in the oven at 400F for 3hrs 10 min.
OMG sooooo goood. Flavors are out of this world and the pork melts in your mouth!
Today I put some shirataki rice (the little round noodle things u see) into a bowl, scooped in the congealed goodness and headed it up for lunch today!
This stuff is OUT OF THIS WORLD good! I'm watching the carbs so went with shirataki rice but if I wasn't I would have totally threw a can of white and can of golden hominy into this dish while it cooked in the oven.
This stuff is like a stew and goes good over rice, hominy, or some kind of noodle. The starchier the grain the better. Shiritaki rice has a bit of a hominy corn starch flavor so was a perfect addition for this dish.
Anyhow, thats my hatch green chili pork posole dish but the oven version vs a pot on a stove version. I hope everyone enjoys the post but I know you wont enjoy it as much as I enjoyed the taste of this stuff hahaha :D
