Chipotle chicken recipe

[Anonymous]

Websites claim to have the actual recipe from Chipotle Mexican Grill and it calls for dried ancho chilies. I haven't been able to find these. Anyone know where to get them or have a different awesome chipotle chicken recipe?

[Anonymous]

I think I have gotten ancho chiles at Whole Foods before. If you don't need to make the recipe immediately I'd order some online from Penzey's or the Spice House.

[Anonymous]

Put the link up

[Anonymous]

Here's the recipe I see a lot.
http://www.chipotlefan.com/index.php?id=chicken_recipe

[Anonymous]

Now if someone could just identify the secret formula for Coke

[Anonymous]

I gave up soda for good. But I feel it a mission in life to replicate Chiople's chicken. Anyone else?

[Anonymous]

You should be able to find dried ancho chilies at any international market. I've bought them at Global Food grocery store.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You should be able to find dried ancho chilies at any international market. I've bought them at Global Food grocery store.

I don't know of such a place in/around Tysons, but I'll google it. Thanks!

[Anonymous]

Pretty sure I bought mine in the international aisle at Shopper's.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pretty sure I bought mine in the international aisle at Shopper's.

How is it packaged? I haven't been able to find it in Giant. But I haven't asked for it either.

[Anonymous]

GT Safeway has them. You could use fresh....why waste the time? Or you can buy powder and skip the rehydration. I think you should add little alcohol...like tequila about 2-3 tablespoons. It will mix the spices better.

[Anonymous]

It's probably in the latin food section in hanging plastic bags. Usually there will be a small section of spices in little bags. World Market might be worth calling too if that's convenient.