Chile’s Relleno’s and Ranchero Sauce

Cooking Instructions
- 1
Start by toasting your poblano chilies, I place on a open burner on low heat and turn with a pair of tongs, when toasted completed they will look black and toasty, place into a ziplock and let them steam for about 10minutes or so.
- 2
Now dice your cheese into strips and place aside.
- 3
Now add your flour onto a plate and set aside. Now check your chilies and with a knife start scraping the Chile’s, I do it under the water to take off the blackened skin, make a small slit and take out the seeds and veins, dry with a paper towel, now you can stuff with your cheese not to much they need to close so the cheese does not ooze out,, flour all the way around and set aside on a clean plate.
- 4
Now I use around 6 eggs. Start by adding all the whites to a large bowl, add a little salt and pepper if desired, start beating your whites on high till they are thickened, you can turn your bowl upside down that’s how thick they should be, now 1 by 1 add in your yolks and keep beating till thickened,
- 5
Now heat a frying pan on medium with about 1/2 cup of oil or as desired to fry the rellanos. Now hold your rellano from the top and dip your floured chilies in the egg mixture it should be nice and thick like a cloud of eggs around the rellano gently add to oil, fry on each side till golden drain on paper towel
- 6
Ranchero sauce add tomatoes, garlic and jalapeño boil till tender, add to blender with salt as desired and a little of the water it cooked in and blend, in a small put add tsp of oil and add ranchero sauce cook for 5 minutes taste for seasoning,
- 7
Now your ready to plate your dish as desired! I added sauce to bottom and top with sauce (you can also stuff your rellanos with cooked ground beef & diced cooked potatoes)
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