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"Becca" wrote in message ... Dee Dee wrote: "Canned poblanos are available right here on mexgrocer." http://www.mexgrocer.com/mexcocina-poblano.html Has anyone 'ever' seen or used canned poblano peppers? Once I read that they were available, which peeked my interest. I looked everytime I went to an Hispanic market -- not available. Dee Dee Fresh poblano peppers are always available, so I have never used the canned peppers. One of the ladies who used to post here, made them out of canned peppers at a cook-in in Houston. Becca Fresh ones are always available here, too. At one time I made some chili rellenos and they were a complete flop. I believe I tried it from the video that Andy just sent. I was thinking at the time that if I ever do that again, it would have to be done with canned whole rellenos, so I was on the hunt. I don't have the energy to make them, but I have a recipe for using fresh poblanos that I don't burn off the skin that is in the form of a casserole that satisfies my hunger for poblanos. Dee Dee |