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When looking for something comforting I think about those flavors and smells coming out of my mom’s kitchen that is why today I’m celebrating with one of the dishes from my childhood “Pollo en Adobo” a dear family recipe that now I’m happy to share with you all.
INGREDIENTS
4-6 chicken thighs fillets (no skin, no bones)
3 guajillo dried chiles (for spicier you can double to 6 chiles)
2 ancho dried chiles
1 white onion
2 small tomatoes
5 garlic cloves
1 teaspoon of cumin
1 bag of new potatoes (dutch yellow petite)
1 Mazola Chicken Bouillon packet
2 tablespoons of rice vinegar
1 tablespoon of Mazola Corn Oil
Salt, Pepper, Oregano
Preparation time: 1.5 hours. You will need an iron skillet or a slow cooker, a mixer and a sauce pan. Approximate cost per person $5.00 depending on local ingredients cost. The secret if this recipe is slow cooking I recommend to use an iron skillet, cook a day in advance to let flavors develop and have a better tasting dish. You can also use a slow cooker if you prefer.
To prepare the adobo sauce, turn on your stove roast the onion, garlic and the tomatoes for few minutes, when ready place them in the sauce pan along with the dried chiles and add water. Cook for 20 minutes until dried chiles become tender. Let it cool and then place all cooked ingredients in the mixer with some water, not too much liquid. Combine well until getting a thick paste.
Place the iron skillet in the stove, add 1 tablespoon of Mazola corn oil, place the chicken thighs, sprinkle with cumin, salt and pepper, brown on both sides.
Lower your flame, add the adobo sauce carefully and the Mazola Chicken Bouillon packet, oregano, pepper and the rice vinegar, cover and cook for 45 minutes. If needed add water or chicken stock.
Lastly add the potatoes, combine with the chicken and the sauce, let them cook for 20 minutes, check and cook few minutes more if needed.
You can accompany with white rice and grilled corn, serve with warm corn tortillitas, a cold beer for the adults and fresh lemonade for the kids.n This recipe is homey, it warms my heart as it brings wonderful family memories. The adobo sauce has a smokey taste that compliments the potatoes and the chicken nicely and it is not spicy. For better results you have to use fresh products and the Mazola Chicken Bouillon which enriches the flavors with it’s special formulation with sea salt. I feel better about seasoning my dishes with all natural sea salt because it is less processed than table salt.
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