New Mexico Green Chili in LA
The Whole Foods in Woodland Hills sells Bueno (Albuquerque) frozen green chili. Bueno Pasole too.
I assume that its sold at other Whole Foods' in LA. I know there are New Mexican's in LA who re in need of a chile fix!
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Thanks ... you just made my day ... I live in nearby whittier ... i'll be sure to cruise by Max Food and pick some up ...
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re: lilygirl
When you walk into Max Foods, go to the front left side of the market near the deli. There is an area where they have tortillas and that is where I saw them. You might want to try the Diego Tortilla Chips too. They're on a shelf against the wall directly behind the torts. These tortilla chips are like homemade. Great for SB Sunday (with some guacamole ummmm).
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re: bernardo
You might want to try Anita's in Fullerton ... its been a couple of years since i've visited but do recall that they have sopapillas ...(I usually find a cheap flight to Albuquerque when the craving hits bad enough ... no i'm not joking...I'm a green chile freak)
Anita's
600 S. Harbor Blvd. - map
Fullerton, CA 92632
714.525.0977If your up to whipping up your own enchiladas the blue corn tortillas at Adelitas off of Washington/Central (downtown) are very fresh. If you want to make your own sopapillas ... you can buy a bag of masa harina, make the dough and fry some up ... not too difficult.
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Neta ... do you know off the top of your head if this Walmart sells Albuquerque Tortilla Company - flour tortillas ... They are really good and very similar to home-made flour tortillas ... far superior to what is sold in the markets here in L.A.
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re: lilygirl
I didn't notice at Walmart but it's so funny you asked. Today, I went to the Max food on Via Campo in Montebello and I noticed that they do sell the the Albuquerque Tortilla Company flour tortillas. I picked up a package and thought how much they looked like homemade. I didn't buy any because I needed the larger burrito size. Next time I go to WM, I'll be sure to check for you.
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re: lilygirl
Lilygirl: BUENO Foods has a cookbook w/ great recipes. Old style NM favorites. Also, there is a great green chile recipe in ESQUIRE Magazine, from 2004, I think. It was the only recipe in the magazine and extremely good. Use good cut of pork, though. And if you make a metal pan of enchiladas using BUENO Red, and heat them up on the grill to which a little wood smoke licks up, you won't have any better enchiladas even if you do go all the way to NM to get them. Cheers! Bambi
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re: mke2lax
Cocinas de NM cookbook from PNM. Very good recipes for NM cuisine basics. Good cause too.
http://www.pnm.com/community/cocinas.htmSent from miPhone
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Cocina Restaurant
4901 Durfee Ave, Pico Rivera, CA 90660
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Woohoo! Do you know if they have the frozen red chile too? My mom pays the $50 shipping fee to get her supply and shares some with me. She swears by it (both parents born and raised in NM) and now I'm hooked too. I told her I'd split the fee with her next time. This will be great news if we can get it locally. It's about time!
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