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Cheesy Fiesta Poblanos Recipe


Cheesy Fiesta Poblanos Recipe
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Came up with this dish as a side to my Chile de Arbol Chicken - great way to use up leftover rice. Gives you your starch and veggie in one. Can be made spicy or mild.

Justjakesmo


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After adding cheese


Out of oven


By Lilliancooks


by PLeclare


Out of oven


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Ingredients
  • Poblano Peppers - largest you can find (I only had 3)
  • Cold cooked rice ( I had about a cup)
  • Corn (I used frozen, but canned would work - just eyeball it for the ratio to rice you want)
  • Chopped onion (about 1/4 cup)
  • Minced garlic (use as much as you prefer)
  • 7 oz. can fire roasted green chiles (I use the HOT ones, but you don't have to, there are mild)
  • Chopped fresh cilantro (I used about 1/4 cup or more)
  • 1/2 teaspoon cumin
  • Salt, if your rice isn't salted already
  • Grated mexican blend cheese, about 1 cup (half in rice/corn mixture, half on top)
  • Sour cream for topping (optional)
  • The only thing I might do different next time is adding sour cream in the mixture or some salsa

Directions
  1. Cut Poblanos in half lengthwise and carefully remove seeds and cut out stem
  2. You can leave some seeds if you want more "heat"
  3. In bowl, mix together rice, corn, onion, garlic, chiles, cilantro, cumin and half of the cheese
  4. Place peppers on oven dish (I used broiler pan covered with foil - easier to clean)
  5. Spoon mixture into each pepper - takes a little patience to get it in without spilling so much
  6. Cram as much as you can into each pepper
  7. Top with remaining cheese
  8. Bake at 350 for approximately 45 minutes
  9. If your rice isn't cold and your corn isn't frozen, you can lessen time in oven
  10. I put my chicken in the oven at the same time after 15 minutes so they were done at same time, you could also grill chicken instead of bake, you'd just lose some of the sauce (and make a big mess on your grill)

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Comments


Yummy. Again a meal for me, sans Fred, he can eat soup!


Fantastic meal!!


These will be great... ^5


Yum, yum yum - right up our alley! Thanks for the great post! High 5 girlfriend!


Okay this is right up my ally. I'm going to organize a birthday/father's day party and have everyone bring "mexican". I"m putting this on the list! Thanks.

Sounds like you are suggeting a bit more moisture in the stuffing. Gotcha.


Fantastic!!!


Looks awesome! Great way to use up some leftover rice! Love the pictures!


Omg!!!!! you know i love these and most mexican food lol
these are great make me some donna lol

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These Cheesy Fiesta Poblanos are wonderful.
I love stuffed peppers.
Five forks and a great big smile :)


P.S. flagged as beautiful


Had these last night with the chicken and they were wonderful. We both thoroughly enjoyed the dinner. Thanks!


JJM...I like the way you think! I'm going to do this also with your chicken recipe! Thanks again Pleclare...your making my meal planning very easy for me!!!


I made this as a side to your chicken recipe that you mentioned above! It was VERY good! I couldn't find poblano chilies so I used cubanellas, but other than that I followed the recipe exactly! I love this stuffing...it was very flavorful! It went perfectly with the chicken recipe! I added my photo:)


Lovely, I make something similar to these but leave out the rice and I add ground turkey thats for a main dish but this makes the perfect side dish. I like how you say its a starch and vegetable, so true!!!
On foodnetwork.com there is a recipe for corn muffins baked in poblano cups ... haven't tried but those look delish as well!


Made these again Saturday night as a main course. Did something a little different - used up some leftovers - LOL
Had half a filet mignon steak and rice from my gumbo, chopped up the steak in tiny pieces, mixed with cooked rice, added one can El Pato, 1 can hot fire roasted chiles, some Chile de Arbol salsa, bunch of grated mexican blend cheese, Slit the poblano just once and left them big instead of in two and stuffed them full, added a slice of Pepper Jack on top of each! Yum Yum Hubby loved it. Filling..... Took pics


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