A simple recipe that combines the heat of the chillies with the calming effect from the creamy and dairy-based sauce. A simple recipe to be enjoyed on a taco or as a side.
4fresh poblano chilliesdon't recommend using tinned ones as substitute
1tbspbutter
1/2white or yellow onion
1fresh cornkernels cut off
100gcream cheese
100mlthickened cream
salt to taste
Instructions
On a grill or frying pan, char the whole poblano chillie on all sides. Place the chillies in a glass or plastic container for 10-15 minutes. The chillies will soften up and continue cooking in their own steam.
Using your fingers or a damp towel peel off the skin from the chillies by stripping off the blackened parts. Then open up the chillies and cut out and discard the stems, seeds, and inner veins. Cut the chillies into long stripes, about 1cm wide.
Heat the butter (can use vegetable oil instead if you want) in a large frying pan on medium heat. Add the onions and cook until translucent, about 3 to 4 minutes.
Add the corn kernels and chilli stripes and cook for 5 minutes. Then add the cream cheese and thickened cream. Let cook for several minutes, until the chiles are completely cooked through and the sauce is bubbly and a little reduced.
Reheat your tortillas and fill them up with 'rajas con crema'