1    To 2 dried chipotles or

           -mora chiles
    1/4 c  Water or chicken stock

      2 tb Shallots, minced

      1 tb Olive oil

      1 tb Flour

    1/2 ts Dried sage

      1 ts Dried thyme

  1 2/3 c  Chicken broth

    1/2 c  Cream

           Salt to taste
     12    Eggs

           Pan de Maiz (see recipe)
  This sounds like a dandy brunch item.  Chipotle peppers are *very*
  hot, so be warned...
  Before you begin preparing everything else, pour boiling water over
  chipotle or mora chiles.  Cover and let soak for at least 1 hour. When
  chiles are well softened, puree them in a food processor with 1/4 cup
  w or chicken broth.
  Meanwhile, saute shallots in olive oil until softened.  Then add
  flour and cook until lightly brown.  Stir in the herbs and slowly
  whisk in the chicken broth.  Simmer for 5 minutes and then add the
  cream.
  Simmer sauce for 15 minutes or until slightly reduced.  Cream will
  thicken. Add 2 teaspoons of the chipotle puree and simmer for 5
  minutes longer to concentrate flavors.  If you want more chipotle
  flavor, you may add more puree at this point.  Be careful, it's
  picante.  Taste, and add salt, if necessary.
  Poach or lightly fry the eggs.
  Cut corn bread into 6 large squares.  Put a square on each plate.
  Place cooked eggs on top of corn bread and ladle on about 1/3 cup of
  Chipotle Sauce per serving.
  These eggs are great accompanied by black beans, turkey sausages and a
  fresh fruit compote to cool down the palate.
  Serves 6.
  NOTE:  Reserve leftover chipotle puree for another recipe.  Or blend
  with olive mayonnaise and dash of lime juice and use as a sandwich
  spread.
  PER SERVING(without cornbread):  255 calories, 15 g protein, 5 g
  carbohydrate, 20 g fat rated), 449 mg cholesterol, 742 mg sodium, 0 g
  fiber.
  Posted by Stephen Ceideburg