This casserole version of the Mexican specialty is perfect for a spicy Easter brunch. This dish can be prepared through step 5 up to a day ahead and chilled (bake an extra 5 to 10 minutes).
Made as written. Too eggy and not enough flavor of Chiles Rellenos. I won't make it again.
Great, and unique breakfast! Little spicy and deliciously so! Making ahead was a huge time saver. Made the first x for company and so glad I did. Yummy breakfast!
This Baked Chiles Rellenos Recipe was soooo great !!, Chile Rellenos are my husbands favorite Mexican dish which he only gets to enjoy when we eat out. I love that the Chiles Rellenos are baked and not fried. My Hubby asked how often I could serve them for dinner. Thank you My Recipe.com.
I love this recipe, though it takes time to roast and peel the poblanos. I also use hot chorizo, which gives it a good kick (but not for those who can't take heat!). I rarely have fresh oregano on hand, but substitute about 1/2 teaspoon dried mexican oregano with no problem.
These were great! I used hot Italian sausage and got many compliments. Give yourself time to prepare these, they are so worth it!
Made it for Easter Brunch.......... one word by all Yum! It is Easy, versatile and a new family favorite. Note, I Use whatever cheese I need to use up and I use Yoke's Fresh Market Chorizo because all pork, low in fat, no preservatives
This is a fun dish. I love eggs, chorizo & cheese - so I knew I'd like this :) I used a shredded mexican cheese blend instead of only using jack cheese. It is spicy, but the eggs cut the heat a lot. This dish is too much work to make on a regular basis, but I will definitely make it again when we have company over for brunch!
