Friday, May 18, 2012
Green Chile Tamale Pie
One of the other pies we had during Pie Week was this Green Chile Tamale Pie. I was intrigued by the recipe and had never eaten or prepared any sort of Tamale Pie, so it was a new adventure for all of us. I stuck to the recipe and used ground sirloin (shocker!) instead of subbing in lean ground turkey. I added some pinto beans and switched up the cheese I used on top, but other than that I stayed pretty close to the recipe.
I had a little bit of trouble with the topping. The recipe said to "Dollop and spread" it on top of the filling. I actually had to roll mine out with a rolling pin and then transfer it to the top of the filling. I had a few little patches that I had to pinch together. Not too pretty, but it worked.
I think my entire family was pleasantly surprised by this dish. It had good flavor and was a fun twist on something we have never really tried before. A perfect addition to our very fun Pie Week!
Here is the recipe for Green Chile Tamale Pie
* I added a can of drained and rinsed pinto beans to the filling
* I used feta cheese instead of queso fresco
* I chopped the onion, garlic, tomatillos, and poblano chile in the food processor before added them to the skillet
Posted by Mary Ann at 8:00 AM
Labels: beef, corn, green chiles, pie
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