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Green Chile Chicken Corn Chowder Recipe

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Ingredients:  
Ingredients:  
Whole chicken (don’t forget to check the cavity and remove any extra parts)
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 onion, chopped
1 green pepper, chopped
1 cup carrots, chopped
¾ cup celery (optional)
1 small can of corn
1 cup of green chilies (preferably from Hatch, New Mexico, roasted and skinned)
2 cups cooked potatoes, cubed
5 cups chicken stock or whatever broth remains after boiling the chicken, I usually have more.
Salt and pepper
Bay leaf
½ quart heavy cream
cornstarch or flour
butter

Large stock pot
Frying pan
Colander
Cheese cloth (or something similar to filter with)

Directions:
Directions:
1) Boil a whole chicken until it is done but not overdone.
2) Remove the chicken from the pot and allow it to cool; debone the chicken
3) Filter the broth through a colander and then through cheesecloth to remove the leftover parts and skin.
4) Pour the clear broth back into the stock pot.
5) Sauté the onions, green pepper, carrots and celery (if you choose to use it); add these to the broth, avoid adding any excess oil.
6) Add the salt, pepper and bay leaf; bring to a simmer.
7) Add the heavy cream to taste.
8) Add the chicken meat, corn, green chile and potatoes.
9) Bring to a simmer again.
10) Remove the bay leaf.
11) Thicken with a bit of cornstarch or flour and butter roux.

Personal Notes:
Personal Notes:
Beth says: "Living in New Mexico I learned to really appreciate the taste of green chili. In the fall there are roadside stands where they roast the chilies in front of you. I LOVE the smell of roasting chilies! Canned green chilies from the grocery store still have the skin on and they don't have nearly the flavor of fresh or frozen ones. You can also get Anaheim chiles in the produce section of some grocery stores and roast them in the oven yourself. Just make sure to stand as far away from the oven door when you open it. Otherwise the fumes will burn your eyes."

 

 

 

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