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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2007
Page
13
When a poblano chili ripens and dries it becomes an ancho. Fresh poblanos are mild to medium hot, large green, and tapered. Store fresh in the crisper for a few days and roast chilies can be frozen for later use.
California healthful sandwich feature introduces a Turkey and Brie Panini with roasted turkey, Brie, basil, onion, tomato and honey mustard. The step by step method uses a panini press or George Foreman grill, with nutrition facts and Weight Watchers points, credited to Elaine Magee.
Cooking tip suggests using poblano peppers in place of bell peppers for heat. Wash hands after handling as with chilies. Cooks roast poblanos over an open flame then cool and peel skins. They can be stuffed as chiles rellenos or sliced into rajas for quesadillas casseroles or with roasted meats. Strips stir fried with onion enhance grilled steak dishes.
A Winston Salem reader touts Pseudo Cincinnati Chili sauce as a tasty Lasagna base. The recipe blends ground beef beans and cheddar with spices including cinnamon allspice and cayenne baked in a layered noodle dish yielding 6 servings with 480 calories per serving.
A combined recipe guide yielding 24 licorice wands and 12 pumpkin pastries. Includes pumpkin pie filling with eggs sugar pumpkin and evaporated milk baked in a casserole dish then finished in pastry circles with vented tops. Also covers melting vanilla candy coating to dip licorice twists and decorate with sprinkles.
A reader is invited to contact The Gazette for engagement and wedding write ups or details by calling 368-8873 or 1-800-397-8712 for forms and help preparing a beautiful announcement.
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