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July 1st, 2002, 02:22 AM
#1
It was a hit in China
couldn't stand not really knowing everything that I was eating broke down and cooked for my friends
as told in Chinglish
stuffed chili
take 15 green chilis, test first for spicy
boil until tender soft about 30 minutes
take 5 chicken eggs and seperate yokes and whites
beat whites with whip until firm
cool chilis with cold water and remove seeds
put yellow and white cheese slices into each chili
place a plate with about 2 cups of wheat flour
mix whites and yellows together still using a whip
heat a pan with some oil
roll stuffed chili in the flour then dip into eggs
place into heated pan and cook until egg is done
as cooking the cheese melts
remove
cook all chilis
can be eaten with kuaizi but a fork is more traditional
now for American substitions
a can of Ortega Green chilis works best but wash and remove seeds
Colby Jack works best with a little Motzarella
Whip whites until meringue firmness
eat with salsa
about 3 chilis per egg
Swimming with the fishes
"Up with bubbles, down with AIR"
"No thanks, I own a dog, and if I was to eat one I am sure she would get mad at me for eating a cousin" Chengdu China Aug 2001
July 1st, 2002, 04:11 AM
#2
YOUCH!
Is this as hot as it sounds??? (The Chinese version.) MMMMM.....got me hungry for some Chile Rellenos! (Only we use the whole egg!)
Kristey
(The OTHER Desert Rat from the "all beach, no ocean state.")
Yes Virginia, there are SCUBA divers in the desert
The white zone is for loading and unloading only.
July 1st, 2002, 08:28 AM
#3
some more corrections
oh yes Chilli Rellenos that is what they are called.....The recipe was taught to me by my MOM
Ortega whole green chillis are quite tame in comparison to the first set of chillis that I tried..hence the addition of the taste test first....Whoa
the whole egg is used , the whites are whipped then the yokes are added to the whites after being beat some
next trip it will be Taco's as I couldn't remember how to make a tortilla..much less find Manteca Lard...
Last edited by Fishkiller; July 1st, 2002 at 08:35 AM .
Swimming with the fishes
"Up with bubbles, down with AIR"
"No thanks, I own a dog, and if I was to eat one I am sure she would get mad at me for eating a cousin" Chengdu China Aug 2001
July 1st, 2002, 11:37 PM
#4
But what HAD u been eating?
I'm sure you don't know exactly what was in your food over there, but what do you THINK u were eating?
When the going gets tough, the tough go diving.
July 2nd, 2002, 12:19 AM
#5
things don't go to waste
they went to my waist....
I ate the following items:
Salmon sashimi style
Halibut sashimi style
Beef mostly cut thin slices served in a sauce with mushrooms
then hot pot style
Pork spare ribs, meat deep fried served with pineapple, pig tail yes there is meat. pig brain no flavor but texture of pudding,
Fish with bones tiny bones I hate bones the fish meat tasted good when there were no bones
Chicken no feet or heads but legs thighs breast and parts they have KFC but not the same
duck meat only and I think a half a head
goose intestine and feet
frog legs
the veggies I nick named weeds...long story...
I developed the don't ask don't tell policy,, if it tasted good I ate more if the taste or visual image didn't match I only had a bite
I ate well to well
the best is the roadside market cooks that serve a sweet bread stuffed with vegatables or meat.
I had to bribe my translators with Rellenos to completly avoid the delicacy of dog
Swimming with the fishes
"Up with bubbles, down with AIR"
"No thanks, I own a dog, and if I was to eat one I am sure she would get mad at me for eating a cousin" Chengdu China Aug 2001
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