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  • DoggyDaddy

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    pretty well, I do add some salsa or pico to it
    See, to me, that's not "white". I know I'm picky. If I were to make it from scratch, I'd just use chicken, white beans, onions, maybe some jalapenos, chili seasonings (which will still probably give it a red tint) and a milk/cream based sauce, probably involving a roux.
     

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    See, to me, that's not "white". I know I'm picky. If I were to make it from scratch, I'd just use chicken, white beans, onions, maybe some jalapenos, chili seasonings (which will still probably give it a red tint) and a milk/cream based sauce, probably involving a roux.
    That's sort of the idea with chili blanco.
    They use all that you mention, with sour cream and white cheeses for thickness. No chili powders or tomatoes. It's typically onion and garlic spicy.

    All the heat and color is in the toppings when served.
    Good stuff.
    It's never white, as the name implies. But it's a long way from red or brown.
     

    DoggyDaddy

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    That's sort of the idea with chili blanco.
    They use all that you mention, with sour cream and white cheeses for thickness. No chili powders or tomatoes. It's typically onion and garlic spicy.

    All the heat and color is in the toppings when served.
    Good stuff.
    It's never white, as the name implies. But it's a long way from red or brown.
    That sounds like something I'd like!
     
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