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  1. Jenny Gonzalez
    Jenny Gonzalez says:

    Looks like everyone in Chicago made Pozole this weekend, weather was perfect for it. I made it on Saturday and our recipes are pretty similar. Our fam is from Zacatecas. Guess I reached “Doña status” lol! Thanks for sharing!!

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  2. Joy80
    Joy80 says:

    Never heard of Pozole….then again I am Sicilian first generation born here..lol…looks delish. I love that you make your MIL recipe passed on from generation to generation…I do the same wirh recipes from my mom that go back to my Nonna.
    Just a great fall hearty soup.

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  3. kristin bailey
    kristin bailey says:

    Thank you for bringing another great recipe! I can attest the sauce is versatile. My cousin said the green sauce is a harder process so I always make the red too. But honey yes ma’am!!!!!

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  4. Sana Uter
    Sana Uter says:

    Absolutely love that u learned this from your MIL bc it allows not only Leo to still enjoy his mama's cooking, but also the girls get to know part of their culture. So awesome that u put ur own twist on it to make it ur own. Looks delish!! 😋❤️

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  5. MsK
    MsK says:

    It is true don’t skip the strain process however with a vitamix blender you don’t need to strain. It literally breaks it all down.

    Also to people making posole for the first time the sauce will be bitter if you over boil the chiles. Another pointer is Mexican oregano is a must. Do not use regular oregano; the flavor is completely different.

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  6. Dee W
    Dee W says:

    I’d love to try a recipe like this but where I live I wouldn’t find these ingredients for a million dollars lol. Absolutely nothing like that here. Haven’t finished the video yet, I’m intrigued to see the rest 🖤

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  7. Liz Sa
    Liz Sa says:

    Girl I am first generation Mexican in the U.S (my family is from central Mexico) and we make it exactly this way too. I can tell you that this 💯 authentic! I personally don’t like to eat pig feet but I do also add it to the pozole because it does add a TON of Delicious flavor to the pozole. We also take the short cut and use canned hominy because the old school Rancho way is such a long process to cook.
    Guajillo chiles are not spicy at all they just add delicious flavor to the soup. 😋 I would love for you to include your mother in law when making tamales! Congratulations on learning to make authentic pozole. Keep the tradition going with your girls 😘

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  8. Andrea D. RN
    Andrea D. RN says:

    I have had my friend’s version. Her family was originally from the Monterey area of Mexico. It was good. I just don’t like hominy. You can find hominy all over the southern US in the grocery stores.

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