"Chile en nogada" is a traditional Mexican dish that is considered a "d. a chile main dish." It typically consists of poblano peppers stuffed with a mixture of meat, fruits, and spices, and is topped with a walnut-based sauce (nogada) and pomegranate seeds. It is often served as a celebratory dish, particularly around Mexican Independence Day.
what type of food is "chile en nogada"?
a. a chile snack
b. a chile tamale
c. a chile sandwich
d. a chile main dish
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