"Probably chili con carne was the first Mexican recipe we tried to modify according to our own taste. The objective was to develop a dish that could readily be prepared from easy-to-store ingredients (except for the minced meat). The jalapeño peppers? They can be kept deep frozen and be used as required. But deseed them first, they can then be put directly into the food processor without thawing."
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a large, finely chopped onion
200 g lean minced meat
one 400 g can peeled tomatos
2 large crushed garlic cloves
2 red jalapeño peppers, deseeded and finely chopped
75-100 g tomato paste
oregano, cayenne pepper, white pepper and salt as required
one 400 g can with baked beans in tomato sauce
butter or olive oil for frying
Proceed as follows:
Fry the onion for 5 minutes in butter or olive oil at moderate heat, add the minced meat and divide the lumps using a fork until you have a grainy consistency.
Add tomatos, tomato paste, garlic, jalapeño peppers, salt and spices. Let the mixture simmer for 10 minutes without cover.
Add the baked beans and let simmer for a few minutes more.
Serve together with garlic bread and iceberg lettuce.
The dish can be deep frozen and thawed in the microwave oven. Leftovers can be used by putting them on slices of white bread, cover with cheese (grated or in slices) and bake in the oven
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