Ingredients
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2
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1
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3 - 4
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1/2
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1/2
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1
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1
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Directions
Chicharrones En Salsa Verde,This is a typical plate at my house, my DH loves it. It is basically pork rinds, in a tomatillo sauce. Started making my own salsa, since the canned ones that I bought, weren’t that good. This is how my Mom would make it, back home. If you don’t have a “Carniceria” (store, specialized in meat cuts), buy the kind of pork rinds in a packet/bag.,Just wanted to add that the salsa you get out of this recipe is delicious on its own. The salsa with the Chicharrones were delicious! Reminded me of growing up in East LA in the 80s.,Great recipe!!! There’s a local Hispanic market that sells fresh chicharrones near my home. Easy even for a gringo! I served with seasoned pinto beans. Everyone loved it! Thanks!!!!
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Steps
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1
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To Make the Salsa, Boil the Tomatillos (without the Papery Husk), and Jalapenos, Until the Jalapenos Change Color. Put All the Tomatillos, and Jalapenos in a Blender, Add Some of the Water That Was Used to Boil Them. Add the Onion Coarsely Chopped, Along With the Cilantro, Garlic Salt and Bouillon. |
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to Prevent Minor Burns, Either Use a Clean Washcloth Instead of the Top of the Blender to Cover, or If Your Blender Top Has the Little Attachment You Can Remove, Remove It Before You Blend the Hot Ingredients. Blend Everything. |
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3
Done
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Chop the Chicharrones to Bite Size, and Reserve. |
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4
Done
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Heat Up Some Oil in a Large Skillet, Add the Salsa, and Bring It to a Boil, Before Adding the Chicharrones. |
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5
Done
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Let Everything Simmer For Some 15 Minutes Before Serving. |
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6
Done
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Serve Hot, With Refried Beans and Flour Tortillas. |
