Ingredients
Equipment
Method
Prepping Chiles
- Prep chile poblanos by making a "T" cut on one side and removing the seeds.
- Roast the chiles poblanos using a comal on medium heat (or hot griddle) turning until they are completely roasted on all sides. Place them in a bowl and cover with aluminum foil for 15 min. (prepare your salsa while you wait)
- Once cooled gently remove the thin layer of film around the chiles it should slide right off.
- Gently stuff the chiles poblanos with cheese and secure the opening with a wooden toothpick
Sauce
- In a blender add in tomatoes, onion, cloves of garlic, water, 1 tsp salt and pepper, olive oil, blend until smooth.Simmer sauce in a pan for 15 minutes
Prepare Egg batter
- Separate the 4 eggs and beat egg whites until stiff points (using a mixer)
- Adding 3 of the yolks back in one at a time, beating after each addition +add 1 tsp of salt
- In a bowl mix your flour, garlic powder and salt and set aside
Assembly
- Heat up the oil in a frying pan on medium high heat
- Have your flour bowl and egg batter ready. Lightly coat chiles with flour and then dip into egg batter until completely covered.Place on hot frying pan turning when golden brownonce ready you can place on a paper towel to remove excess oil.
Serving
- Traditionally chiles rellenos are served in a warm tomato sauce. You can simmer chiles and sauce together for a few minutes when ready to serve or have the sauce on the side it's up to you! Garnish with some queso fresco and cilantro and you are set! I usually pair it up with a side of mexican rice! YUM