Sunshine Award! and Poblano Peppers
Well, guess I am doing something right!! I received a Sunshine Award from my demo friend Sharon Field in Florida!! Though I am always checking her blog because she’s such a ray of Sunshine to me!! Thanks Sharon!!
So it goes, with all awards and surprises, there are rules:
- Put the Sunshine Award on your blog and/or within your post.
- Pass the award to 12 other bloggers.
- Link the nominees within your post.
- Let them know they received this award by leaving a comment on their blog.
- Share the love and link to the person from whom you received the award. The hardest part, of course is narrowing it down to just 12 blogs!!
Her are my 12 Sunshine Blogs!!
1. Melanie Schulenberg –Pockets of Inspiration
2.Wanda – My Creative Corner
3. Cindy – Stamps paper ink
4. Nancy Riley - I Stamp
5. Sage Kimble - Stamping Madly
6. Monica – Add a Little Dazzle
7. Heather – Stamp With Heather
8. Debra Currier – ARTfelt Impressions
9. Jenn Dierks – Stamp Your Heart out
10. Erika – Stampin Mama
11.Jen Mitchell - I Create
12. Connie & Julia – Inkspired Treasures
Now ladies, it’s your turn to pick your favs!! I really had a hard time.. go for it!
Poblano Peppers are available year round. They are wider and milder than many chili peppers and very good for stuffing as Chili Rellenos. We don’t have to wait til the fall season (like our local green chilis) to get these wonderful mild tasty Chili peppers.
I bought some from Famers Market, roasted them, peeled them and then made a variation of a dish we have here called callabacitas. It’s usually a side dish made with summer squash, garlic, onions, chilis, corn, and meat (either pork or beef) and many times served for breakfasts in some of the restaurants in Santa Fe. I took these ingredients and modified it a bit and made a casserole with a cornbread topping. Here’s the pictures..> FRESH ROASTED Poblano pepper, ONE chopped up pepper, and the casserole!! YUMMMY!! I think I’m on to something here!!
I did add some other ingredients that don’t normally go into the traditional callabacitas, but I had to make it unique, low-fat, and nutritious. Apparently it was REALLY good.. there’s not much left!! If you would like the actual recipe… please leave me a comment and I will post it later.























Hi Connie. Thanks for the Sunshine!
Thanks so much for the blog award. It never ceases to amaze me that people visit my blog and like what they see!
Hugs,
Jen Mitchell