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Turkey leftovers Mexican style
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Turkey leftovers Mexican style
This is what I did with some of the giant turkey.
Put 4 cloves of garlic, still in their peel, in a dry pan on a medium heat. Turn occasionally until there are blackened patches on the skin. Peel, chop and put in a blender.
Soak some dried chillies - your choice of types, but including at least one Mulato type will give a lovely rusty colour to the sauce. I used one big Mulato and 3 Aji Lemon drop, shaking out the seeds before soaking. Add them to the blender.
Blacken a load of tomatoes and peppers under the grill. Normally I'd use say 4 tomatoes and 3 peppers. This time I used more like 5 peppers because there was a lot of turkey. Peel, add to the blender.
Blend it all up. Heat some oil in a frying pan, add the paste and fry for 5 minutes, stirring to prevent sticking.
Add shredded, cooked turkey meat, and water to just cover (*). Simmer until done, adjust seasoning with salt and pepper to taste.
(*) At this stage Mrs C-H tasted it and declared it far too hot, so I tossed in an extra tin of chopped tomatoes with the water to dilute the heat a bit !
Put 4 cloves of garlic, still in their peel, in a dry pan on a medium heat. Turn occasionally until there are blackened patches on the skin. Peel, chop and put in a blender.
Soak some dried chillies - your choice of types, but including at least one Mulato type will give a lovely rusty colour to the sauce. I used one big Mulato and 3 Aji Lemon drop, shaking out the seeds before soaking. Add them to the blender.
Blacken a load of tomatoes and peppers under the grill. Normally I'd use say 4 tomatoes and 3 peppers. This time I used more like 5 peppers because there was a lot of turkey. Peel, add to the blender.
Blend it all up. Heat some oil in a frying pan, add the paste and fry for 5 minutes, stirring to prevent sticking.
Add shredded, cooked turkey meat, and water to just cover (*). Simmer until done, adjust seasoning with salt and pepper to taste.
(*) At this stage Mrs C-H tasted it and declared it far too hot, so I tossed in an extra tin of chopped tomatoes with the water to dilute the heat a bit !
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