How to Make Pork Chile Verde in a Pressure Cooker


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Get the full recipe here: http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2015/04/pressure-cooker-fast-and-easy-chicken-chile-verde-recipe.html It’s a tough call, but I’m …

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  1. Vintersorganic
    Vintersorganic says:

    Is it possible to replace both chiles and tomatillos? I'm from Argentina, and it's a pain in the ass to find good mexican hot peppers. It's easier to find peruvian ones (ají amarillo or rocoto) and jalapeño.

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  2. deep1128
    deep1128 says:

    Just made this. Made it with chicken instead of pork (which is the recipe shown in the description link). came out amazing. family loved it. no oil either. incredible perfect food.

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  3. pz17
    pz17 says:

    I am thinking about making this with pork or chicken (just not anything too spicy) in a 6qt instant pot. I live alone so if I cut the ingredients in half (I'd only want leftovers for one day not 3), would that still work, e.g. 1.5-2lbs of meat and half the amount of peppers? I am wondering if I should cut down the cook time in that case. I know if it used chicken I would have to do much less than 30 minutes though, like 15.

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  4. Estrafalario
    Estrafalario says:

    Uhh..your written description here and the link is to your Chicken chile verde recipe and NOT the pork chile verde in this video. Love that pork chile verde recipe. It worked like a charm!!

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  5. crackilator
    crackilator says:

    Dude, I just wanted to take a moment to thank you for seriously upping my umami game with your clever use of fish sauce in this and some of your other recipes! I've since used it in dishes I would have never considered before, like making a fresh tomato sauce that was a bit too bright more savory in an instant.

    Cheers, you genius!

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  6. Paul K
    Paul K says:

    Oh how I wish I were a rich homeowner with a pressure cooker, mortar and pestle, and immersion blender sitting in the cupboard. Then I could stop being enticed by "easy" recipes that turn out to be impossible for me to make.

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