It can’t get much easier: canned staples turned into the base for an otherwise fairly traditional pork and hominy stew. The only trick to this recipe is that you must wait patiently for that natural release to work its magic, tenderizing the pork as it sits in the pot.
There’s no added salt because canned products, even low- sodium versions, can be quite salty. Pass extra at the table, preferably a coarse, crunchy salt.
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1-2 hours,
4-6 servings,
boneless pork shoulder,
Bruce Weinstein and Mark Scarbrough,
can (10-ounce) hot or mild diced tomatoes and green chiles,
can (29-ounces) hominy,
can (4 1/2-ounce)hot or mild diced green chiles,
chicken broth,
contributed,
dinner,
dried oregano,
easy,
ground cumin,
loosely packed,
lunch,
main course,
medium garlic cloves,
medium yellow or white onion,
mexican,
pozole recipe,
pressure cook,
pure chile powder
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4-6 servings
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