Hey Jeff, You don't really need to have a specific recipe to use chipotle en adobo. Heck, I usually just give 'em a whirl in the blender until it turns into a paste and then add the paste where ever and whenever I need a jolt of chipotle (which turns out to be quite often...). Save the rest in the fridge, since it seems to keep forever. Add a shot to BBQ sauce, mix it up with mayo when you make something-salad sammiches (canned salmon with green onions, mayo and chipotle is a favorite of mine), add some to any tomato based sauce or just sit there with an open can and smell them... oh wait, never mind that last part. By the bye, does anyone else resent the fact that Haute Cuisine has found the chipotle and now adds it anywhere? I mean, it is my favorite chile, and I like the idea of people eating chipotles, but I don't like it being reduced to a food trend. Also, Minneapolis/St Paul residents, I have a restaurant recommendation: Chiapas on Central and Lowry in Nordeast. Little (and I mean *little*) ma and pa Mexican restaurant. Wow, killer mole! It's a little more expensive than your typical Mexican restaurant, but the quality of the food makes up for it! Waitin' for the snow here in Mpls, Chris ------------------------------------------------- Chris Eidem Dexma, LLC Network Administrator 7701 York Av. S #120 Email: jceidem@dexma.com Edina, MN 55435 Phone: 612.831.4455 Fax: 612.831.0493