If I could offer a suggestion it would be that you don't have to peel all those cloves of garlic once it has been roasted. Just squeeze the whole bulb and they all come out of their sleeves... You just then scrape it off the bulb. Hope that helps.
Nice way of making green chili thanks for the upload!
However I have a different recipe that my dad taught me with no tomatillos and I thought I would try this one since I have seen a lot of youtube videos that call for adding several. Let me just say 10 tomatillos gives the green chili a very bitter taste! I will probably try maybe 4-5 tomatillos next time around.
A quick way to clean jalapenos is to cut off the stem end and roll vigorously between hands or on cutting board to break up the seed membranes inside. Then, simply roll out insides into trash bin. This saves time and fingertips trying to cut out seeds and membrane from halves of pepper. Also, pepper can be cut into rings and will already be seedless.
Try cutting the root end of the garlic off so cloves are exposed, lay head on the foil exposed cloves up, sprinkle with evoo, roast with tomatillos. Then scoop out the roasted and soft cloves with a greatfruit spoon. I also suggest turning your tomatillos after they are brown, sprinkle with evoo and continue roasting for aq few more minutes. Great recipe! Cheers! ~Lyn, Owner Bush Valley Cafe. Alpine, AZ
Jesica mira yo estoy buscando alguna receta de como hacer moronga en chile verde no se de donde seas pero en mexico la moronga es la sangre del puerco metida en una tripa la conocemos como moronga o rellena si tu o alguien me pudiera ayudar ......gracias
A couple of tips...1) slice the tops off the garlic bulbs before broiling and you save yourself a lot of hassle. 2) Ay caramba, don't load your pan up with that much meat at once or it won't cook correctly. Brown your pork in stages and reintroduce the full amount when each stage is browned. 3) You might consider broiling your jalapenos too, along with any poblano or ancho chiles you're using.
The finished product looks great. Thanks for posting the video.
Looks awesome! CV is my favorite kind of chili. I roast the onions w/ the tomatillos tho, but no worries. If you want to save hassles, cut the ends of the garlic bulb off and brush w/ oil, then when they are done roasting you can just squeeze the garlic out. Oh, and no olive oil, I use corn oil so it doesn't cover up my special seasonings..cumin, cilantro, *cough* others too! ;-)
I made this. It was really good; but not as spicy as I would of liked. Would make again with some changes (maybe a little less garlic for me and more jalopenos, maybe another pepper as well.)
Great video. Am hungry for chile verde, and your recipe looks easy enough. A hint: to clean your peppers, cut them in half, spear with fork, then use a small melon baller, or edge of a teaspoon, and scrape out the seeds and membranes. Don't have to worry about the oils on your skin. Works every time. Thanks for the post.
I think that if you've got a great recipe, awesome, post it as text. If you're basic cooking skills are as far away from par as this video displays, I think it's counter productive. I struggle with the ratio of 10 tomatillos with 3 heads of garlic (which cannot roast in 6-7 minutes in whole bulbs) The meat should have been browned in batches to develop flavour and the jalapeños should also have been roasted with the cumin seeds.
@LookUpAndDream Tried it tonight with a few little twists of my own and it was great. Thanks so much! Your husband is a lucky guy but I don't envy all those kids haha! Tough job for sure raising those little buggers. You inspired me to play around with music shake too, pretty cool stuff.
a tip for the roasting the garlic is to cut the tips off then roast them, after they are roasted you can actually just squeeze the garlic right out.... You might also try adding some Cumin.........= )
I'm glad I came across this. I make pork chile verde the exact same way! I don't know if you add spices other than what you show here, but I like to add about a half teaspoon of ground cloves and/or a tablespoon of ground comino to taste. I really love the way it comes out.
This recipe is very good for the newbies.. Recommend those who are not good at watching the oven to put a small amount of water in with the tomatillos. Heinous have you used a panini maker to grill onions? You have to try it.
When the garlic part comes up peel them first then toss with quartered tomatillos ad olive oil before putting in oven to roast..just a tip great video
Great cooking videos Jesica ! I like your green chile receipe. Have you ever tried microwaving 5 or 6 cloves of garlic for about 10 seconds then peeling? Makes it so easy to peel and then you could roast them. Just a trick I have used :o)~
I have looked at a lot of videos where people make Chile Verde, but yours looks like it will taste the best. If I don't work tomorrow I will try to make your recepiet. If I do work, I will make it the next time I have a day off. I will also come back and let you know what I thought when I am done.
I just bought a pork roast to make this tomorrow. Great technique. Since we had a large family, Mama added potatoes to s t r e t c h her batch of chile. We bake it in the oven for 2 hours covered. Either way... this looks soooo deelish!
This is wonderful! I have been looking for a good recipe for this for a long time. One suggestion, though, with the roasted garlic: it is much easier to get the yummy roasted cloves out if you cut the whole garlic bulb across the top before putting it in the oven. Then you only have to squeeze the sides to get the cloves out.
@LookUpAndDream Tried it tonight with a few little twists of my own and it was great. Thanks so much! Your husband is a lucky guy but I don't envy all those kids haha! You inspired me to play around with music shake too, pretty cool stuff.
i love this song! can you please tell me the name
osheen18 1 day ago
The music is bad. Stick to cooking.
edfrhes 2 days ago
can u add some cumin also??
xxdarkdannyxx 1 week ago
TERRIBLE MUSIC. DON'T OFFEND US, JUST SHOW THE COOKING!
offbeatoutpost 1 week ago
Music Sucks
Twostones00 2 weeks ago
save alot of steps use elpato green
contreeman 3 weeks ago
when it comes to peeling garlic, why not just use already peeled garlic? i buy mine at Walmart
MickeyLS 1 month ago
Pros: Lively, good video quality, shows detailed step by step directions, ingredients listed at beginning (pause at :06 to copy down).
Cons: 9 minutes is too long. Some scenes go on forever, like cutting the pork takes close to a minute (an eternity in watching a video).
You may or may not like: there's no narration, no talking. But title cards give directions along the way. The music is semi-hard rock.
On the whole: 4 stars. Easy to follow. Looks delicious.
wall14gm 1 month ago
whats the name of the song love it by the way I love your pork chili verde
allycat34107 1 month ago
dice two garlic? cloves? right? not whole!
Thanks
mavilla221 2 months ago
how many pouds of meat did you use?
jacmed2010 2 months ago
This is an awesome recipe. My family loved it. You give great instruction and I appreciate you sharing with us. Have a very Merry Christmas.
usaearthling 2 months ago
@usaearthling Thanks and Merry Christmas to you and your family.
LookUpAndDream 2 months ago
you need a vita mix blender
Robertsegade 3 months ago
If I could offer a suggestion it would be that you don't have to peel all those cloves of garlic once it has been roasted. Just squeeze the whole bulb and they all come out of their sleeves... You just then scrape it off the bulb. Hope that helps.
TheTinywhitedove 4 months ago
I add 1/4 cup unsalted peanuts to blender for chili verde---
sunny42519 4 months ago
Nice way of making green chili thanks for the upload!
However I have a different recipe that my dad taught me with no tomatillos and I thought I would try this one since I have seen a lot of youtube videos that call for adding several. Let me just say 10 tomatillos gives the green chili a very bitter taste! I will probably try maybe 4-5 tomatillos next time around.
Thanks, Robert.
robertwramirez287 4 months ago in playlist robertwramirez287's favorites
@robertwramirez287 Thanks for yur comment Robert
LookUpAndDream 2 months ago
Thanx Jess.
myhopeisgone100 4 months ago
This is for like a full family tho right? I want to make for one or two people but I suck with proportions help ? :|
GiozRockin 4 months ago
iii uuuuuuuuu thats no how it goes.....
Msmegapaloma1992 5 months ago
A quick way to clean jalapenos is to cut off the stem end and roll vigorously between hands or on cutting board to break up the seed membranes inside. Then, simply roll out insides into trash bin. This saves time and fingertips trying to cut out seeds and membrane from halves of pepper. Also, pepper can be cut into rings and will already be seedless.
greazychicken 5 months ago 4
@greazychicken Thanks
LookUpAndDream 5 months ago
thanks for the recipe :) Now I can pack myself some chile verde burritos for lunch ;)
fanmegaman 5 months ago
When cleaning a jalapeno, dont waste your time with a knife, just take a spoon run it down the jalapeno, and wala
arlendixon 6 months ago 3
Try cutting the root end of the garlic off so cloves are exposed, lay head on the foil exposed cloves up, sprinkle with evoo, roast with tomatillos. Then scoop out the roasted and soft cloves with a greatfruit spoon. I also suggest turning your tomatillos after they are brown, sprinkle with evoo and continue roasting for aq few more minutes. Great recipe! Cheers! ~Lyn, Owner Bush Valley Cafe. Alpine, AZ
lunalyn 6 months ago
I was rockin out too hard to pay attention to the cooking.
Cryptidz 6 months ago
Jesica mira yo estoy buscando alguna receta de como hacer moronga en chile verde no se de donde seas pero en mexico la moronga es la sangre del puerco metida en una tripa la conocemos como moronga o rellena si tu o alguien me pudiera ayudar ......gracias
gmagugo1 7 months ago
A couple of tips...1) slice the tops off the garlic bulbs before broiling and you save yourself a lot of hassle. 2) Ay caramba, don't load your pan up with that much meat at once or it won't cook correctly. Brown your pork in stages and reintroduce the full amount when each stage is browned. 3) You might consider broiling your jalapenos too, along with any poblano or ancho chiles you're using.
The finished product looks great. Thanks for posting the video.
strangerthanknown 7 months ago
I made this and mine came out sweet :( is there something i can change so its not like that?
kristinlang426 8 months ago
oooo damn @ hours i can make it alot faster and it taste like it was slow cookin alll day
amarie1564 11 months ago
Perfect video.... Thanks for sharing with us.... A+
emoneyblue 1 year ago
Horrible video. Text makes my eyes hurt.
gyst35 1 year ago
marry me!
bullybeer 1 year ago
Looks awesome! CV is my favorite kind of chili. I roast the onions w/ the tomatillos tho, but no worries. If you want to save hassles, cut the ends of the garlic bulb off and brush w/ oil, then when they are done roasting you can just squeeze the garlic out. Oh, and no olive oil, I use corn oil so it doesn't cover up my special seasonings..cumin, cilantro, *cough* others too! ;-)
kern0099 1 year ago
i made this a few weeks ago me n my son luv chile verde , this was really good and it wasn't difficult at all , my son luv'd it thanks for the vid.
eyelashalot 1 year ago
MMMMM I'm gonna make this tonigh for dinner and I will let you know what my guests think. Thanks a lot for sharing this yummy for the tummy vid ^_^
jenmajol 1 year ago
I made this. It was really good; but not as spicy as I would of liked. Would make again with some changes (maybe a little less garlic for me and more jalopenos, maybe another pepper as well.)
antiy4ho0 1 year ago
It would be easier to cut the heads of garlic when u roast them they will slide out of their skins.
godsolder13 1 year ago
Was that 3 cloves of garlic or 3 whole heads of garlic? Just wondering? Thanks
supersass2010 1 year ago
Comment removed
mrbelmont2000 1 year ago
Comment removed
mrbelmont2000 1 year ago
Comment removed
mrbelmont2000 1 year ago
Great video. Am hungry for chile verde, and your recipe looks easy enough. A hint: to clean your peppers, cut them in half, spear with fork, then use a small melon baller, or edge of a teaspoon, and scrape out the seeds and membranes. Don't have to worry about the oils on your skin. Works every time. Thanks for the post.
abuelita23xxx 1 year ago
i ate that today but it was beef
cutieface2007 1 year ago
I think that if you've got a great recipe, awesome, post it as text. If you're basic cooking skills are as far away from par as this video displays, I think it's counter productive. I struggle with the ratio of 10 tomatillos with 3 heads of garlic (which cannot roast in 6-7 minutes in whole bulbs) The meat should have been browned in batches to develop flavour and the jalapeños should also have been roasted with the cumin seeds.
growhouserecords 1 year ago
yummy!!! great video thank uuuuuuuu for doing this one!!!! xoxox, Jen
meutod2 1 year ago
baking chili like that doesn't stink up the house with peppers
beebyH 1 year ago
@LookUpAndDream Tried it tonight with a few little twists of my own and it was great. Thanks so much! Your husband is a lucky guy but I don't envy all those kids haha! Tough job for sure raising those little buggers. You inspired me to play around with music shake too, pretty cool stuff.
Apophesis 1 year ago
looked good thank you for recipe
lanieTmarshall 1 year ago
Wow Jessica.... I like it! You obviously enjoy cooking. You make it look simple and good.
ggrijash 1 year ago
my mom makes the best chile verde.
wencesbahena 1 year ago
Gonna try making this tonight, I made some pork chili verde before but it came out to dry! Wish me luck, I'll let everyone know how it turns out!
kekecatty 1 year ago
How long did it take you to make this, start to finish? Thanks!
MyCameos66 1 year ago
a tip for the roasting the garlic is to cut the tips off then roast them, after they are roasted you can actually just squeeze the garlic right out.... You might also try adding some Cumin.........= )
Deeeefrog 1 year ago
oh my g-d that looks sooooo good am gonna make some. I usually just buy the sauce in the can but not anymore great job :)
bluepunk559 1 year ago
Are you sure this is Chile Verde ? From the music, I would assume this is Chile Satánico.
jrmrofin 1 year ago
I'm glad I came across this. I make pork chile verde the exact same way! I don't know if you add spices other than what you show here, but I like to add about a half teaspoon of ground cloves and/or a tablespoon of ground comino to taste. I really love the way it comes out.
Great job!
jsumudio 1 year ago
This recipe is very good for the newbies.. Recommend those who are not good at watching the oven to put a small amount of water in with the tomatillos. Heinous have you used a panini maker to grill onions? You have to try it.
theFrustratedChef 1 year ago
You did a great job on this recipe but others who are not such good guards of the stove (broiler) need to put some agua puro on the bottom.
RatBratTerriers 1 year ago
When the garlic part comes up peel them first then toss with quartered tomatillos ad olive oil before putting in oven to roast..just a tip great video
Mexqueen
lkool62 1 year ago
great dish. sad the audio track killed such a great idea! if you find a audio/video match, i'm subscribed! great dish none the less :)
kristofovic 1 year ago
hey do u have a shorter version to make?
zanderesqueda 1 year ago
luv the vids jess...can i request that u do a posole vid?? if u do thx sooo much :)
guerita3138 1 year ago
Great cooking videos Jesica ! I like your green chile receipe. Have you ever tried microwaving 5 or 6 cloves of garlic for about 10 seconds then peeling? Makes it so easy to peel and then you could roast them. Just a trick I have used :o)~
Heinous4 1 year ago
@Heinous4 : Thanks! No I haven't but I'll try it next time!
LookUpAndDream 1 year ago
I have looked at a lot of videos where people make Chile Verde, but yours looks like it will taste the best. If I don't work tomorrow I will try to make your recepiet. If I do work, I will make it the next time I have a day off. I will also come back and let you know what I thought when I am done.
Desifier123 2 years ago
@Desifier123 : So did you make it? Hope it came out yummy!
LookUpAndDream 1 year ago
@LookUpAndDream
I did make it. I was good, until I left it on low and went to do something else and I burned it all. Sorry.
Desifier123 1 year ago
Mmmm looks good! with a nice fresh flour tortilla and a side of beans n rice!
dulce3tat 2 years ago 2
I just bought a pork roast to make this tomorrow. Great technique. Since we had a large family, Mama added potatoes to s t r e t c h her batch of chile. We bake it in the oven for 2 hours covered. Either way... this looks soooo deelish!
ShesInLosAngeles 2 years ago
This is wonderful! I have been looking for a good recipe for this for a long time. One suggestion, though, with the roasted garlic: it is much easier to get the yummy roasted cloves out if you cut the whole garlic bulb across the top before putting it in the oven. Then you only have to squeeze the sides to get the cloves out.
Thank you again!
MyCameos66 2 years ago
Thanks!
LookUpAndDream 2 years ago
@LookUpAndDream Tried it tonight with a few little twists of my own and it was great. Thanks so much! Your husband is a lucky guy but I don't envy all those kids haha! You inspired me to play around with music shake too, pretty cool stuff.
Apophesis 1 year ago