Sweet ground beef and fruit stuffed poblanos with a walnut and goat cheese sauce. by BalmoraBlueAddict Comida mexicanamexican food 13 Comments TheOBRobot 3 years ago Looks delicious; viva OP! catahoulaleperdog 3 years ago ¡QuĂ© rico! I almost did this for Mexican Independence Day, but opted for shrimp chiles rellenos instead. I like to go legit with walnuts and Sherry, but I didn’t have any of the ingredients for the sauce. bikerRay_ 3 years ago Con 1 buen vino blanco seco, vas al paraĂso directo, provechooo. loeber74 3 years ago Hands down, my favourite meal memories involve these. 1999, my honeymoon on the beach in Cozumel at a dive recommended by our cab driver. katehenry4133 3 years ago I had one of these in Merida, Mexico and I thought I had died and gone to heaven. One of the best things I have ever eaten. MonkeyDavid 3 years ago Going to Puebla next month…can’t wait. Es_Una_Salsa 3 years ago I need this dish! FormicaDinette33 3 years ago That looks amazing. Renfield- 3 years ago Yo quiero!!! Se ve riquĂsimo HamsterMaximum6339 3 years ago Nope, those lack capeado and without capeado the recipe is incomplete. don_bonete 3 years ago Im poblana. This can never be named chile en nogada. pendejadas 3 years ago I prefer the “non-calorie” version, but ngl I’d still stuff my face with this Few_Nature_7866 3 years ago Looks delicious to me. Write A CommentYou must be logged in to post a comment.
catahoulaleperdog 3 years ago ¡Qué rico! I almost did this for Mexican Independence Day, but opted for shrimp chiles rellenos instead. I like to go legit with walnuts and Sherry, but I didn’t have any of the ingredients for the sauce.
loeber74 3 years ago Hands down, my favourite meal memories involve these. 1999, my honeymoon on the beach in Cozumel at a dive recommended by our cab driver.
katehenry4133 3 years ago I had one of these in Merida, Mexico and I thought I had died and gone to heaven. One of the best things I have ever eaten.
HamsterMaximum6339 3 years ago Nope, those lack capeado and without capeado the recipe is incomplete.
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Looks delicious; viva OP!
¡Qué rico!
I almost did this for Mexican Independence Day, but opted for shrimp chiles rellenos instead.
I like to go legit with walnuts and Sherry, but I didn’t have any of the ingredients for the sauce.
Con 1 buen vino blanco seco, vas al paraĂso directo, provechooo.
Hands down, my favourite meal memories involve these. 1999, my honeymoon on the beach in Cozumel at a dive recommended by our cab driver.
I had one of these in Merida, Mexico and I thought I had died and gone to heaven. One of the best things I have ever eaten.
Going to Puebla next month…can’t wait.
I need this dish!
That looks amazing.
Yo quiero!!! Se ve riquĂsimo
Nope, those lack capeado and without capeado the recipe is incomplete.
Im poblana.
This can never be named chile en nogada.
I prefer the “non-calorie” version, but ngl I’d still stuff my face with this
Looks delicious to me.