So many recipes I have call for
chipotle chile in adobo sauce
But I can not find it anywhere here at home. Think I may have some luck looking for it in a regular grocery store in Albuquerque or Santa Fe?
Thanks for all your assistance in planning this adventure I am about to embark on.
Think I can find this when I come out
Yup, comes in a little can. Several brands, all grocery stores. Most grocery stores have a ';Hispanic'; aisle.
Once you open the can, you%26#39;ll find the chipotles are in a kind of oily sauce. I%26#39;ve put the leftovers in a small container and they%26#39;ll stay good in the frigde for weeks.
Think I can find this when I come out
Worst-case scenario: an Asian grocery might carry it if local grocers don%26#39;t. Adobo is frequently used in Philippine recipes.
No, No, Filipino Adobo is very different than the Latin Adobo sauce. It contains soy sauce, among other things.
I did find this online place which stocks the chipotles you want:
http://www.mexgrocer.com/1349.html
when you run out or if you don%26#39;t have room for all the stuff you must be planning on buying here!
As long as you don%26#39;t by the adobe sauce! I don%26#39;t care for it%26#39;s ';earthy'; flavor personally. Don%26#39;t forget the tortilla chips either!
Geez, next you%26#39;ll tell me that Manila folders come from Mexico! :-)
Thank you didn%26#39;t mean to cause a stir. I just figured since they were Chipotle Peppers I%26#39;d find them out there.
Oh, this is friendly DE banter. At least I think it is.
Don%26#39;t buy the Manila from Mexico, it might contain coumarin.
Does anyone remember the SNL sketch with the car ';The Adobe';?
Loved the SNL ';Adobe'; car!
Chipotle in Adobo Sauce is easily found at all grocery stores in Santa Fe. As mentioned before, small can, the Mexican food aisle!
You may try going to the Chili Shop in Old Town Albuquerque or call them. There also used to be a store in Santa Fe called Yippie Yi Yo that used to carry alot of food stuff as well.
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