The month of August marks the season
for the traditional, very elaborate, Mexican dish: “chiles en nogada”.
"Chiles En Nogada" is a poblano chile
filled with a groud-beef and fruit mixture, all covered in a creamy, sweet
walnut sauce and sprinkled with pomegranate seeds. The dish originated in Puebla, and is nationally
famous for its Mexican colors: green chile, white sauce, red pomegranate
seeds.
I “helped” (or, observed J) ladies in our congregation prepare
this dish for an August celebration. It
is so much work!- and includes so many ingredients that need to be peeled,
diced, cooked, and fried! The basic
recipe includes ingredients like: apples, peaches, pears, raisins, many spices, pomegranate,
walnuts, groundbeef, poblano chiles…
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