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After roasting the chilies, toss everything in a blender or food processor and process well. Run through a sieve to filter out any fibrous bits from the chiles, heat, and serve over any seafood, chicken or pork. Classicaly paired with shrimp to make camarones culichi. I discovered that Marisco's well sell big cups of this sauce for like $3, so I can put it on pretty much anything I want. A great fatass meal is to order the sauce, a plate of fries, and a big container of ceviche. Dip the fries in the sauce, when the cream gets too much, eat some ceviche, repeat until it's time to take a nap. | After roasting the chilies, toss everything in a blender or food processor and process well. Run through a sieve to filter out any fibrous bits from the chiles, heat, and serve over any seafood, chicken or pork. Classicaly paired with shrimp to make camarones culichi. I discovered that Marisco's well sell big cups of this sauce for like $3, so I can put it on pretty much anything I want. A great fatass meal is to order the sauce, a plate of fries, and a big container of ceviche. Dip the fries in the sauce, when the cream gets too much, eat some ceviche, repeat until it's time to take a nap. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:38, 2 November 2011
Submitted by: i like turtles
One of my favorite sauces from a place here in Tucson with great mexican seafood, Marisco's Chihuahua, is culichi
5 Poblano chiles, roasted,stemmed & seeded 3 Garlic cloves 1/2 white onion 2-3 tbs. Chicken bouillon, powdered 1 can of cream( Nestle Media Cream) 1 cup of milk
After roasting the chilies, toss everything in a blender or food processor and process well. Run through a sieve to filter out any fibrous bits from the chiles, heat, and serve over any seafood, chicken or pork. Classicaly paired with shrimp to make camarones culichi. I discovered that Marisco's well sell big cups of this sauce for like $3, so I can put it on pretty much anything I want. A great fatass meal is to order the sauce, a plate of fries, and a big container of ceviche. Dip the fries in the sauce, when the cream gets too much, eat some ceviche, repeat until it's time to take a nap.
