Ms. Hazel, with her blog post Mango Daiquiri, on her blog: Bedight.
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Something 'hot' for my first 2013 Food Friday post: Cheesy Dynamite. It's not me who coined this dish's name. Had my first taste when hubby's friend sent some over for us to taste. As usual, I just had to do something different: instead of frying it, we baked ours. :)
Ingredients
- fresh chili peppers
- ground pork
- onion, garlic, pepper and salt, soy sauce, and a bit of vinegar
- cheese (we used cheddar)
- olive oil for drizzling
Procedure
- Mix ground pork, water, diced garlic and onion, salt, pepper, and a few drops of soy sauce and vinegar. Place on pot and cook until the liquid has decreased considerably. Adjust seasoning, then turn off heat. Set aside.
- Slice the chili lengthwise, then take out the seeds from the peppers (that's to lessen the spiciness). You may opt to wear plastic gloves to spare yourself from the 'heat'.
- Stuff with the cooked ground pork, then top it off with the cheese. Do the same thing for the remaining chili. Drizzle olive oil on top of the peppers.
- Place in a preheated oven (around 225 degrees celsius or 437 degrees fahrenheit) for around 20mins. or until the cheese melts and gets bubbly.
- Serve with rice or in our case: cheesy macaroni soup.
Honestly, it was hubby who did most of the cooking while I was in charge of the kids (we were playing, lol). Our 4year old didn't take one (he binged on the cheesey macaroni soup), while our eldest ate around four pieces (yes, he liked it). We thought of pairing it with rice, but the soup won. Yeah, we will be doing this again someday. Maybe use cream cheese instead of the pork... :)
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i got these for appetizers in a bar a couple of weeks ago--it cleared our sinuses!:p
Thanks for the party Maiylah
Have a great weekend
@LM: sorry you're having probs with inLinkz downloading..glad that you managed to add in your link! :)
@Winnie: you're welcome! thanks for playing and enjoy your weekend, too! :)
thanks much, ladies!!
happy 2013!!!
Love the name of this dish. Sounds hot and irresistible. Yum yum!
a neighbor of ours served this, too (but they fried it) and it was so spicy, I only ate the cheese and meat filling. guess it's true that chili fingers harvested during cold months are spicier than the ones harvested during summertime.
happy new year!
@Ms. Oggi: same here! :)
@Jenn: maybe they didn't take away all of the seeds? we took away the seeds (and I even washed the chili after de-seeding them), so it wasn't really that hot for us. there was only a slight bite, but we loved it. :)
appreciate much your playing again, ladies!
happy 2013 to you and to your families! :)
Yum yan! Kami binabalot namin sa lumpia wrapper tapos piniprito! Happy 2013!
I also have a summery drink on my blog today. The stuffed peppers look delicious!
Thanks for hosting.
@anney: ganyan din ung natikman namin...pero wala kaming lumpia wrapper, kaya baked nalang. lol.
happy 2013 din sa inyo!! :)
@Nick: loved the fruity recipe that you posted! many thanks for playing again! :)
The first time I've had Dynamite was at Il Mercanti. It's green finger chillies and cheese wrapped in egg rolls and deep-fried. Your version is different but healthier because it's baked and yummier, I think, because you included ground pork.
that cheesy dynamite is interesting :) and makes we want to try it the soonest possible :)
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