For more great Instant Pot recipes, please visit InstantPotEasy.com

I love Mexican cuisine. And if there’s one dish that embodies comfort with every slurp along with some serious flavor (while remaining light), it’s Pozole. In case …

44 replies
  1. Lyla Schmooz
    Lyla Schmooz says:

    I made this today… As usual, you outdid yourself with this recipe. It turned out wonderful. The pork was soooo tender, the flavor was fantastic, and not hot at all. Thank you again and again.

    Reply
  2. Colleen Douglas
    Colleen Douglas says:

    Made this 2 days ago and it is amazing! The pork was even better than filet mignon. Melted in your mouth. Only changes I made were adding the green chilies to the pot with all the other ingredients and not waiting till the pressure cook cycle was finished. Also, I have a VITAMIX blender so I just puréed the chilies and broth with the fresh jalapeños and garlic… it was like velvet so no need to sieve after food processor step. I also trimmed away a lot of excess fat off the country style pork ribs(boneless) and only used 2 tbsp. of oil to sauté the peppers and onions….you really don’t need 1/4 cup oil. This is on my “go to” list. Thanks😉

    Reply
  3. Mindy's Mom
    Mindy's Mom says:

    Jeffrey, I love you and I ADORE your recipes, but can I tell you (without sounding like a know-it-all), that the proper pronunciation is “poh-soh-leh?” I’m from New Mexico, and Pozole or Posole is a huge part of our cuisine. Thank you for sharing this recipe. ♥️

    Reply
  4. MiCamp45HC
    MiCamp45HC says:

    "Give it a little Bris"….how many other Gentiles were able to catch that one, lol! But what I really want to know is how a Jewish boy from Long Island got a buc-ee's cap! Love the channel! 🙂

    Reply
  5. Rhaspun
    Rhaspun says:

    Mmm. This looks delicious. I will give this a go this coming weekend. It's still kind of cold here in California so something like this will be perfect. Better than waiting for the restaurants making it only on the weekends.

    Reply
  6. terikc2012
    terikc2012 says:

    60 minute (or so LOL) yeast rolls
    425* 10X15 pan greased 15 mins or until done makes about 16
    1/2 cup milk
    1/4 cup sugar
    2 tsps salt
    3 TBLS marg/butter
    3 pkgs yeast
    1 1/2 cups warm water 115*
    5-6 cups flour
    Dissolve yeast in warm water in large bowl or mixer. In saucepan, combine milk, sugar, salt & marg/butter and heat on low until just melted and warm. Add to bowl with yeast. Add about 5 cups of the flour and mix, adding remaining flour until dough comes away from the sides of the bowl. Knead for 2 mins. form into ball, grease bowl, cover with towel for about 15 mins or so. Cut into 16 pieces (or smaller if you want) and shape, put into greased pan. Egg wash. I add Minced Garlic to the tops of mine….yummy. cover and let rise another 15 mins or so. These babies are huge! Bake at 425 for around 15 minutes or until they are done. (my recipe say 15 mins but when you can thump the tops and hear it they are done!) Enjoy!

    Reply

Leave a Reply

Want to join the discussion?
Feel free to contribute!

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *