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My first pozole! Recipe from NYT/Tanis using a mixture of dried chiles (ancho, guajillo, cascabel, de arbol) and maize trillado (more affordable). Also strained the pureed chiles (friend’s abuelita said so). Had it with some homemade bread and it was *super* delicious!


My first pozole! Recipe from NYT/Tanis using a mixture of dried chiles (ancho, guajillo, cascabel, de arbol) and maize trillado (more affordable). Also strained the pureed chiles (friend’s abuelita said so). Had it with some homemade bread and it was *super* delicious!

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17 Comments

  1. Supermarioworld-87

    Nunca eh tenido pozole con pan.. a que sabe?? 🤣🤣

  2. LibbyLibbyWaaa

    Looks good. I recommend tostadas with sour cream next time. Less filling than bread but you still get to dip something in your broth

  3. solanaceaemoss

    Good job! Maíz trillado is common in the state of Chihuahua I’ve definitely had it on some soups and Yess straining the chiles is the common prep for caldos/soups you don’t want it to end up thick looks great

  4. Usual_Leading279

    Looks good, top with a little bit of shredded cabbage and a squirt of lime, enjoy with some tostadas.

  5. arm1niu5

    Looks great! Next time try using tostadas instead of bread though.

  6. pbjnutella

    Not bread! This isn’t tomato soup! Use tostadas 😎

  7. Due-Basket-1086

    It does not seem like pozole, it looks tasty though

  8. HadaObscura

    Pozole doesn’t require cilantro as a garnish. I understand it’s aesthetically pleasing, but it doesn’t go.

    Also, most of us eat it with totopos not toasted bread.

    I promise you it will taste better.

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