The pepper fairy paid a visit

[TheCountofQ]

Thursday morning, I get my cup of Joe and a Marlboro and head out to the stoop to enjoy some peace and quiet before the hustle and bustle of the day gets to rolling. I had left my folding chair out all night. In the seat I find these....



It turns out the cleaning lady really loves the smell of the Que lingering in my room. (I also try to keep her work to a minimum).

I'm thinking the japs will end up in some cornbread and guac. The bananas will likely get some cheese loving. The pablano ... maybe some Chorizo and onion? Undecided really. The habenero... probably to much heat for me.

[Mr. Bones]

Well, bless that cleanin' lady's heart, fer bein' so sweet!
Am I to take it correctly, that there might be some Road BBQ in her not-too-distant future?

[TheCountofQ]

You know it. I told her to get a little out of the fridge on Monday.

[Spinaker]

Score!!

[jgreen]

Great gift. Both the poblano and the jalapeño make great poppers, stuffed with cream cheese and wrapped in bacon.

[TheCountofQ]

I think this is the way i am going with them, minus the bacon wrap. Do you sweeten the cream cheese? I'm planning on just playing with them tomorrow. A few different cheeses. Chorizo. Onion and garlic maybe. Possibly throws some in breakfast burritos for the week. Won knows... gonna wing it.

[jgreen]

I have always used the cream cheese as is. Not sure how it would be if you sweeten it.

[TheCountofQ]

Thanks. I love those cream cheese filled fried wontons at the Chinese buffets, and the cream cheese always has a sweetness to it, and little carrot shavings. Ill go without sugar this time.

[Willy]

For the poblanos, Google "Chiles en Nogada". Heavenly dish!

[Willy]

Not that much work really--and what ingredients do you think you are lacking? The pomegranate seeds are definitely not required, but they seem to me to be the only
"unusual" ingredient. Trust me, this is a dish worth trying!!!!!!!!!!!!

[TheCountofQ]

Walnuts... but it would be great without them I am sure, and cream. The Ranger is going to be pretty busy today, so I'll likely try this at a later date. I imagine a sour cream sauce would really rock with these.

[Willy]

Walnuts are pretty central to the dish (noga means walnut in Spanish). Try it sometime when you have walnuts and are feeling adventurous.

[Pirate Scott]

Wow, nice! I am happy when they leave Towels, and Coffee.

[RonB]

Those ought to pep(per) you up.

[FireMan]

That & bacon, what more could one ask for!

"And what would you like kind sir"? "I would like peppers please, all of them".