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How to Make Slow Cooker Posole

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Watch how to make a classic posole in the slow cooker. This traditional Mexican version includes pork and hominy with green chiles, enchilada sauce, and spices. Serve with shredded cabbage, cilantro, avocado, and warm tortillas.

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18 responses to “How to Make Slow Cooker Posole”

  1. judith Ibarra

    It looks delicious but that’s not the right way to make pozole. 

  2. Eloise Diaz

    This is noottt the way to due it lawwdd

  3. SouthernCaliWOOD909

    All you ppl complaining this aint real posole shut the the fuck up shes
    just showing how to do it in a slow cooker all you dumb ass paisas need to
    shut the fuck up why did you watch this video if all your gonna do is
    complain…this aint posole who fuckin cares shes just showing a different
    way of making something similar to posole and for the dumb ass paisa saying
    american white ppl always taking their food…have you ever made a cheese
    burger im sure you have have you ever bbqued ribs or a steak or hotdogs I
    bet you have so stop making american food… I also see your paisa females
    acting like white american girls with died blonde hair do you tell those
    paisa bitches to stop acting white fuckin stupid ass wets act like you
    invented everything what a joke all you are you is a raped indian mexican
    isnt even a real race it was made when the Spanish invaded your shit hole
    country raped the mayans and aztecs and created mexicans lmao…

  4. Samuel Diaz

    Gue Rico sebe Hilda

  5. Tee Lee

    ⬇⬇⬇you down there southern-whatever-the- fuck, lick a snatch you stupid ass
    hat!

  6. jennel802009

    Now, I agree with most people on here about this not being pozole.
    However, I have thought about the next time I do make Pozole to sauté the
    meat, onions, and garlic up a little first and then add the other
    ingredients. It would give it such a great flavor. 

  7. Sasha Barrios

    That’s not how you make it and you don’t put guacamole 

  8. hklover15

    That looks nasty ! Not posole learn how to do it first…

  9. Sals Gotit

    This is MOST DEF NOT pozole! Also, regular pozole takes so much LESS work!
    I would never ever make this!

  10. Isis Bocardo

    that is the same amount of work as regular pozole and this one takes
    longer!!!

  11. kvickery1

    Can you sub beef instead of pork

  12. Irma Mora

    It seems that it’s an easier way of doing it but it wrong in so many ways.

  13. blue13813

    How dare you make traditional mexican food that lazy way?! If you dont make
    itthe way its suppose to be then its not what you say it is.damn american
    white people, always making/doing EVERYTHING the LAZY way.Its all wrong!If
    youre going to make a mexican dish do it right or dont do it at all!How do
    you expect to eat something thats not?its like eating tofu instead of
    meat!Get the picture?Stick to your caserole white people and stop trying to
    steal OUR foods like you have stolen everything else.

  14. Caro LF

    It looks so good…but is pozole…with “z” 😀

  15. Jsal Vinter Volf

    Hmm ima try this ..

  16. Stephanie R

    What is this? O__o

  17. David Matt

    Lol Americans cant even make Pozole how to dumb are you asi no se ase
    tambien ell pollo esta mal echo y nunca se cha guacamole y la tortilla de
    Maia no de polgo Americanos no intienden -_-

  18. Allrecipes

    Thanks for your question. You can certainly substitute beef for pork in
    this recipe. We would recommend using a beef chuck roast. Enjoy 🙂

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