Brad's pozolé
Brad's pozolé

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Pozole, AKA posole or pozolé, is a traditional Mexican soup. Pozole comes from the Nahuatl word "pozilli," meaning "foam." Nahuatl was the language of the Aztecs, an indigenous people of. He uses an innovative "rap" song.

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To begin with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can cook brad's pozolé using 21 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Brad's pozolé:
  1. Take 2 lbs chicken thighs, boneless and skinless, chopped
  2. Make ready 2 lbs pork shoulder roast
  3. Prepare 1 tbs garlic powder
  4. Prepare 1 tsp black pepper
  5. Take 1 lg red onion, course chopped
  6. Get 12 dried cascabell chiles
  7. Take 12 dried California chiles
  8. Take 6 qts water
  9. Get 1 lg can tomato sauce
  10. Make ready 2 lg cans hominy, one yellow one white
  11. Make ready 4 tbs oregano
  12. Make ready 1/2 bunch cilantro, chopped
  13. Get 4 tbs powdered chicken bouillon
  14. Get Mesa flour, optional
  15. Prepare 1 bag regular or spicy cicharrones, (pork rinds)
  16. Make ready for the toppings
  17. Take shredded cabbage
  18. Take 1/2 bunch cilantro chopped
  19. Take 1/2 red onion, diced
  20. Prepare lime wedges
  21. Prepare sliced radishes

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Steps to make Brad's pozolé:
  1. Cut the pork roast into bite sized pieces. Place in a LG frying pan. Add a little oil, pepper, and garlic powder. Fry until well browned
  2. Remove to a LG soup pot. Add water and chopped onion. Boil at a little more than a simmer for two hours. Stir often.
  3. Remove the stems and seeds from all the chiles. Place in a small saucepan. Add water just to cover. Boil for 10-15 min until they get tender. Let cool. Add to a blender with enough of the cooking water to make a smooth thick sauce
  4. Prepare the toppings. Chop and arrange on a LG plate.
  5. After two hours, add the chopped chicken, chile sauce, tomato sauce, hominy, oregano, cilantro, and bouillon. Let cook another half hour, stir often.
  6. 10 minutes before done, add cicharrones, stir.
  7. This step is completely optional. My household likes it a little thicker. If so, add mesa flour one tbs at a time while stirring soup. Continue until you reach the desired thicness.
  8. Serve soup in large bowls. Add desired toppings. Enjoy.
  9. I served with plantains over rice. Recipe on my profile.

El pozole (del náhuatl pozolli, de tlapozonalli, «hervido» o «espumoso», o del cahíta posoli, «cocer maíz»), o caldo de maíz, es un plato tradicional mexicano, un caldo hecho a base de granos de maíz de un tipo conocido comúnmente como cacahuazintle, a la que se agrega, según la región. Pozole is a spicy Mexican soup filled with hominy and pork for a truly warming winter soup. Try our Slow-Cooker Chicken Pozole ! Pozole Rojo is typically served with pork and relies on a longer simmer in a red sauce made from dried chilis. Pozole Verde uses tomatillos as the base and when loading it up with chicken you can be.

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