How much queso fresco should I use?
It's not clear how much queso fresco to use in this recipe.
How much is too much cheese? I can buy what seems to be a standard 12 ounce package for $3.88 to $4.16, or I can buy it in bulk for about the same price, but the packages are about 1.5 pounds. Rajas Ingredientes: 6 chiles poblanos ½ taza de leche ½ taza de crema 1 queso fresco or feta sal Preparación: Hace los chiles y sin dejarlos quemar, pélelos y córtelos en rajas. Muela la mitad de estas rajas en la licuadora con la leche y poca sal. Fría esta pasta en un poco de aceite hasta que sazone bien. Agregue las rajas, la crema fresca y, al hervir el queso fresco en tiras. |
How much queso fresco should I use?
Use as much or as little as you wish. It's all a matter of taste. I
like to use a lot, some of my lady friends use only a little. |
How much queso fresco should I use?
On Jul 1, 7:23�am, Rolly Brook > wrote:
> Use as much or as little as you wish. �It's all a matter of taste. �I > like to use a lot, some of my lady friends use only a little. I am wondering whether to use a whole lot of cheese, and make cheese and peppers, or use more peppers and less cheese. It seems like too much cheese would be too sour. So, is "rajas" supposed to be peppery cheese, or cheesy peppers? The naming of any particular dish is based upon the majority ingredient, except in things like canned "pork and beans", where there is only one tiny piece of pork fat among 98% beans. |
How much queso fresco should I use?
On Jul 1, 10:58 am, "~" > wrote:
> On Jul 1, 7:23�am, Rolly Brook > wrote: > > So, is "rajas" supposed to be peppery cheese, or cheesy peppers? > The word translates roughly as "slices". The slices (of peppers, usually, as in this case) needn't include any cheese. Do a search; you'll find lots of ways to prepare these. My favorite includes equal amounts of poblanos and sauteed onions, with enough heavy whipping cream to cover. (Plus a few extra seasonings, like a pinch of salt and a bit of oregano.) |
How much queso fresco should I use?
On Jun 30, 7:46 pm, "~" > wrote:
> It's not clear how much queso fresco to use in this recipe. > > How much is too much cheese? > > I can buy what seems to be a standard 12 ounce package for $3.88 to > $4.16, or I can buy it in bulk for about the same price, but the > packages are about 1.5 pounds. > > Rajas > Ingredientes: > > 6 chiles poblanos > ½ taza de leche > ½ taza de crema > 1 queso fresco or feta > sal > > Preparación: > > Hace los chiles y sin dejarlos quemar, pélelos y córtelos en rajas. > Muela la mitad de estas rajas en la licuadora con la leche y poca sal. > > Fría esta pasta en un poco de aceite hasta que sazone bien. > > Agregue las rajas, la crema fresca y, al hervir el queso fresco en > tiras. can someone translate recipe to english for us non spanish speaking folks. thanks |
How much queso fresco should I use?
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> > Rajas > Ingredientes: > > 6 chiles poblanos > ½ taza de leche > ½ taza de crema > 1 queso fresco or feta > sal > > Preparación: > > Hace los chiles y sin dejarlos quemar, pélelos y córtelos en rajas. > Muela la mitad de estas rajas en la licuadora con la leche y poca sal. > > Fría esta pasta en un poco de aceite hasta que sazone bien. > > Agregue las rajas, la crema fresca y, al hervir el queso fresco en > tiras. Here are two links to preview: http://www.bigoven.com/private/raja-recipe http://www.gourmetsleuth.com/rajas.htm |
How much queso fresco should I use?
Here are a couple of variations that you might find interesting:
http://rollybrook.com/rajas.htm http://rollybrook.com/ar-salsa_verde.htm |
How much queso fresco should I use?
On Jul 2, 6:51�am, flintster > wrote:
> can someone translate recipe to english for us non spanish speaking > folks. > thanks- Hide quoted text - If you're going to cook Mexican style food, learn at least enough Spanish to navigate through a recipe. The best recipes are in Spanish, anyway. Rajas (Slices of chile peppers) Ingredientes: (Ingredients) 6 chiles poblanos (6 fresh poblano chiles) � taza de leche (1/2 cup of milk) � taza de crema (1/2 cup of cream) 1 queso fresco or feta (1 fresh cheese, made from whole milk, or feta cheese, made with goats milk) sal (salt, to taste) Preparaci�n: (Preparation) Hace los chiles y sin dejarlos quemar, p�lelos y c�rtelos en rajas. (Roast the chiles and without allowing them to burn, peel them and cut them in slices.) Muela la mitad de estas rajas en la licuadora con la leche y poca sal. (Grind half of these slices in the blender with the milk and a little salt.) Fr�a esta pasta en un poco de aceite hasta que sazone bien. (Fry this paste in a little oil until it is well seasoned.) Agregue las rajas, la crema fresca y, al hervir el queso fresco en tiras. (Add the remaining slices, the fresh cream and, heat the fresh cheese in layers. Don't actually *boil* the milk and cream, it will curdle and separate.) |
How much queso fresco should I use?
On Jul 2, 5:57 pm, "~" > wrote:
> On Jul 2, 6:51�am, flintster > wrote: > > > can someone translate recipe to english for us non spanish speaking > > folks. > > thanks- Hide quoted text - > > If you're going to cook Mexican style food, learn at least enough > Spanish to navigate through a recipe. The best recipes are in Spanish, > anyway. > > Rajas (Slices of chile peppers) > Ingredientes: (Ingredients) > > 6 chiles poblanos (6 fresh poblano chiles) > � taza de leche (1/2 cup of milk) > � taza de crema (1/2 cup of cream) > 1 queso fresco or feta (1 fresh cheese, made from whole milk, or feta > cheese, made with goats milk) > sal (salt, to taste) > > Preparaci�n: (Preparation) > > Hace los chiles y sin dejarlos quemar, p�lelos y c�rtelos en rajas. > > (Roast the chiles and without allowing them to burn, peel them and > cut them in slices.) > > Muela la mitad de estas rajas en la licuadora con la leche y poca sal. > > (Grind half of these slices in the blender with the milk and a little > salt.) > > Fr�a esta pasta en un poco de aceite hasta que sazone bien. > > (Fry this paste in a little oil until it is well seasoned.) > > Agregue las rajas, la crema fresca y, al hervir el queso fresco en > tiras. > > (Add the remaining slices, the fresh cream and, heat the fresh cheese > in layers. > Don't actually *boil* the milk and cream, it will curdle and > separate.) thanks, I could have figured it out but was hoping someone would make it easy for me. Though this is a mexican coooking forum most all posts are in english thank god. |
How much queso fresco should I use?
On Jul 2, 6:57 pm, "~" > wrote:
> � taza de crema (1/2 cup of cream) Is crema supposed to mean "cream" or "creme faishe" (i.e. non-sour sour cream)? It seems I've seen it used for both substances. |
How much queso fresco should I use?
On Jul 3, 1:40�pm, redietz > wrote:
> Is crema supposed to mean "cream" or "creme faishe" (i.e. non-sour > sour cream)? It seems I've seen it used for both substances. "Crema fresca" might be creme fraishe" or it might be a Mexican or Latin American version. http://www.cafecreosote.com/dictiona...etter=&pos=170 |
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