Fresh buffalo mozzarella with tomato dipIt's not hard to make your mouth water when contemplating making this dip-cum-fondue.Sol food
Welcome the sun with Fiona Smith's Mexican-style barbecue dishes
by Fiona Smith | Cuisine issue #150 | Monday, 12 December, 2011Chillies are an important feature of Mexican cuisine, but I have endeavoured to stick to the mild, fresh variety available everywhere. These chillies can vary in strength – sometimes with barely any heat at all, occasionally with enough to blow your taste buds, so always try a little before using and take the quantities given here as a guide. Also feel free to substitute with any fresh chillies you might come across. Jalapeno chillies are probably the most versatile as they have a medium heat. Dried chillies add an extra depth of flavour, so it’s worth seeking them out – Kaitaia Fire kaitaiafire.com and Tio Pablo tiopablo.co.nz both have a good range.
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