Chicken chileatole recipe for six
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Chileatole is a thick, warming corn soup that serves six. This version uses chicken, poblano pepper, and masa harina for body.
Ingredients
Boneless skinless chicken thighs
1 1/2 lb
Corn kernels
4 cups
Low-sodium chicken broth
8 cups
Masa harina
3/4 cup
Poblano peppers
3
Serrano pepper
1
White onion
1
Garlic cloves
4
Fresh epazote
1 small bunch
Limes
3
Fresh cilantro
1/2 bunch
Kosher salt
1 1/2 tsp
How to make it
- Roast poblano peppers, peel, seed, and dice them. 2. Simmer chicken in broth with onion, garlic, serrano, and salt until cooked; shred chicken. 3. Return chicken to the pot with corn, roasted poblano, and chopped epazote. 4. Whisk masa harina with a cup of warm broth until smooth. 5. Stir masa mixture into the soup and simmer until thickened. 6. Serve with cilantro and lime.
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Chileatole is a thick, warming corn soup that serves six. This version uses chicken, poblano pepper, and masa harina for body.
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