Mike's Authentic New Mexican Green Chile Burritos

This dish will remain authentic if you choose to add 5 lbs shreadded chicken instead of pork.
These burritos are eaten by wrapping contents in a tortilla for lunch on the run. Or, more commonly, by tearing off pieces of warm tortillas and scoping up the pork/veggies into it.
This dish freezes well for up to a month and a half.
Mike's Authentic New Mexican Green Chile Burritos
This dish will remain authentic if you choose to add 5 lbs shreadded chicken instead of pork.
These burritos are eaten by wrapping contents in a tortilla for lunch on the run. Or, more commonly, by tearing off pieces of warm tortillas and scoping up the pork/veggies into it.
This dish freezes well for up to a month and a half.
Steps
- 1
Here's how bulk of what you'll need.
- 2
5 pound pork loin roast.
- 3
Fresh flour tortillas.
- 4
° Cut 5 lbs pork shoulder into 1+" cubes and toss well in your seasoned flour. ° Brown pork well in an oversized skillet with a minimal amount of oil. About 1/3 cup or, as little as possible. ° Don't be afraid of any additional flour [not attached to your pork cubes] ending up in your skillet. It will serve you well as a thickener. ° Reserve your leftover seasoned flour just in case you need it later for additional thickening.
- 5
After pork is sufficiently browned, add 1 beer, 1/2 to 3/4 box chicken broth, 1 bucket Hatch Green Chilies, 1/4 of all your vegetables, [except potatoes] herbs and spices to your simmer. Simmer for 45 minutes - adding additional broth as needed. This is a layered dish.
- 6
Add your remaining vegetables [except potatoes or anything that's listed as, "reserves"] and simmer for up to 2 hours adding broth and beer as needed. Simmer until your pork is easy to chew when you taste test it.
- 7
Authors Note: If your dish tastes a bit acidic due to the chilies, tomatillos and Rotel tomatoes - add a 1/2 teaspoon of Baking Soda while your dish is on a steady simmer. It'll foam up for a second but don't worry - she'll settle right down. Add additional 1/2 teaspoon Baking Soda if still needed.
- 8
° Once your pork is falling apart, you'll know you're ready for these last few steps. ° After approximately 2+ hours of simmering, add 4 diced potatoes and additional broth/beer if needed. Only add just enough additional fluids you'll need to boil potatoes. ° Simmer your mixture for 20 to 30 minutes - 1/2 covered to steam your potatoes and then, 1/2 uncovered to thicken until your spuds are fully softened. ° To thicken your dish even further, lightly sprinkle your leftover flour over the top and sti
- 9
In the last 5 minutes of cooking your potatoes, add your remaining reserved halves. 1 bucket Hatch Chilies and fresh cilantro.
- 10
° If you thin this recipe out with some additional stock and/or beer, it could easily be served as a thinner stew. ° Fluffy flour tortillas work best with a thinner broth - regular tortillas for thick. ° Garnish with fresh or dried cilantro or parsley and Mexican 3 Cheese to tame the heat for your guests. I assure you, no other condiments are needed!
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