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Mexican Chicken Pozole Verde

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There are many variations on pozole, a traditional hominy-based Mexican stew closely associated with the Pacific-coast state of Guerrero. Anya von Bremzen’s version, a green pozole, derives much of its flavor from tangy ingredients like tomatillos, cilantro and green chiles.

Pairing Suggestion

Because the dominant flavors are lightly spicy and tart, a rich but unoaked white wine will pair well; consider a smooth Alsace Pinot Gris. The lush 2005 Marc Kreydenweiss Lerchenberg is a good choice, as is the peachy 2005 Gustave Lorentz Réserve.

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Mexican Chicken Pozole Verde

I could eat food like this every day. Very flavorful, hearty and healthy.

Posted by: BARBWEBB on June 26, 2008

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This recipe tasted great and wasn't too time-intensive. However, the hominy does not get cooked enough! In every other recipe with hominy (yes, canned) I've seen, the hominy simmers for at least 30 min. In this recipe it's brought to a simmer and that's it. So it turns out rather chewy, IMO.  But otherwise, great taste and NOT too spicy!!

Posted by: cookingbitch on April 13, 2008

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My family and I enjoyed this recipe a LOT! Only 2 things I changed...I only used ONE jalapeno, and 2 cans of hominy.  I prefer the taste of the meat and think the hominy should be used as a "flavoring".  That is just MHO. Otherwise its a GREAT recipe.  I've even used pork instead of the chicken!!  Still awesome! Thank you!!

Posted by: lilbitandme on April 10, 2008

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