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Slow Cooker Recipes – How to Make Pozole in a Slow Cooker

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Watch how to make a traditional Mexican stew with pork, hominy, and dried chile peppers. In this version, we use a slow cooker, making it a perfect meal to prepare in the morning and be ready to enjoy in time for dinner.

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10 responses to “Slow Cooker Recipes – How to Make Pozole in a Slow Cooker”

  1. Gii Garcia

    This is not pozole smh

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  2. Nana Raef

    This looks so yummy but I never tried these chilies. Are they mild or very
    hot?

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  3. Abigail Campos

    My mom made pozole yesterday :)

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  4. Barnali’s Kitchen

    Looks beautiful !!

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  5. Сергей Далба

    Хочу узнать на русском языке.

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  6. Yisel Franco

    But this isn’t pozole! That salsa looks more like a Birria type of salsa.
    (Mexicans will understand what I’m saying) 

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  7. Sora Tsukino

    I prefer my mother’s homemade Mexican Pozole even if it does take time to
    cook :)

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  8. YanethMarlysse

    This is a bit more complicated than my family makes it but im curious about
    the chiles.

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  9. Carmen Adame

    Oh hell no! This is not pozole!!!

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  10. compmend

    Hominy…disgusting! I wonder if I could substitute garbanzo beans for the
    hominy without compromising it too much.

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