CATEGORY |
CUISINE |
TAG |
YIELD |
Dairy, Eggs |
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Appetizer |
1 |
Servings |
INGREDIENTS
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Jalapeno chiles |
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Milk |
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Flour |
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Egg |
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Coating mix |
INSTRUCTIONS
This recipe is compilation from many. Thanks to all. Steam the jalapenos
about 15 min. or until the skin begins to pucker. Plunge into very cold
water [to stop the cooking and toughen them up]. Slit pepper down one side
and scrape out as much seed & vein as you want. [I made a scraper by
pounding the small handle end of a spoon into a sort of claw and honed it
as close to surgical sharpness as possible]. Fill the pepper with cream
cheese, or your own concoction. Whatever, it must be pre-cooked. We are not
re-cooking the pepper or filling.
Here is my only personal contribution to the recipe: Cut a nori sheet into
1/2" strips, wet, and wrap around the filled pepper. It will help hold in
the filling during cooking. Could we call this a Sushi Popper? ;>
Freeze your creation so the cheese will harden. Keep frozen until ready to
fry.
Dip the pepper in milk - roll in flour - dip in beaten egg - roll in your
choice of final finish (bread or cracker crumbs, Panco, corn meal, tempura
mix, etc.). If you have trouble with the milk & flour coating, [not
sticking, or bunching up] try spraying the pepper with Pam [any non-stick
oil spray] and rolling it in the flour. It takes a little longer but gives
a very even coating and is ready for the egg bath and final coating.
Fry quickly in hot oil. Try one at a time until you find the right oil
temp. The first one never comes out quite right.
Barbara & Peter (who did all the work) <ak466@lafn.org (barbara
buffington)>
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