Damn, who doesn't like the chilps and queso at the mexican restaurant? This is how I make it at home.
1. Block of velveeta (or the white mexican equivilant if i remember to get some whenever i'm out eating not so tex mex in san francisco's mission district)
2. 1 can rotel tomatoes w/ green chilis, drained
3. bit of cumin
4. lots of fresh cilantro
5. mexican red powdered chili, hot. to taste
6. just a touch of miller lite beer
nuke it. stir it. nuke it some more. eat it on chips. when it cools off, re nuke it. when it dries out from re-nuking it in the microwave, add miller lite or water and stir it up. gets better w/ age in the fridge. ground beef taco meat in it is just bad for you, chorizo even worse. try that sometime.
1. Block of velveeta (or the white mexican equivilant if i remember to get some whenever i'm out eating not so tex mex in san francisco's mission district)
2. 1 can rotel tomatoes w/ green chilis, drained
3. bit of cumin
4. lots of fresh cilantro
5. mexican red powdered chili, hot. to taste
6. just a touch of miller lite beer
nuke it. stir it. nuke it some more. eat it on chips. when it cools off, re nuke it. when it dries out from re-nuking it in the microwave, add miller lite or water and stir it up. gets better w/ age in the fridge. ground beef taco meat in it is just bad for you, chorizo even worse. try that sometime.
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Re: Chili Con Queso aka Velvetta
Tue, February 22, 2005 - 5:22 PMOr a short-version....just add hot red pepper packets from your last pizza order to the Velveeta. -
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Re: Chili Con Queso aka Velvetta
Tue, February 22, 2005 - 6:12 PMI use velveeta and a can of chili with a jar of picante and heat it in a crock pot for parties. Also great with the big fritos. Not you, Frito, the chips! -
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Re: Chili Con Queso aka Velvetta
Sat, April 2, 2005 - 10:59 PMmmmm, heartburn city.
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