Optional: ½ Ripe plantain, diced small
Fresh Pomegranate
Chopped Parsley
75 minutes
30 minutes
6
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The vibrant colors of Chile en Nogada (a traditional dish that originates from Puebla, Mexico, that's made from green picadillo-stuffed poblano chiles, white creamy sauce, and red pomegranate seeds) are symbolic of Hispanic/Latinx Heritage month for a couple reasons: they fly with pride on the Mexican flag, and are on our plate to commemorate Mexico’s independence from Spain. Our version of this celebratory dish brings spiced turkey, raisins, pecans, and apples to life in a roasted poblano pepper topped off with a dairy free walnut-based sauce. When the warm aroma of poblanos slowly makes its way to the living room, our entire familia knows we’re in for a real treat—and wanted to share it with you. Buen Provecho!
Optional: ½ Ripe plantain, diced small
Fresh Pomegranate
Chopped Parsley
Optional: ½ Ripe plantain, diced small
Fresh Pomegranate
Chopped Parsley
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