Green pozole (or pozole verde) is a classic Mexican stew made with chicken or pork, hominy, and a vibrant green sauce. The sauce typically blends tomatillos, cilantro, garlic, and green chiles into a ...

Pozole Verde: This one-pot version of the Mexican classic pulls together in about an hour.

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It finally happened. Sweater season has arrived. Break out the fuzzy socks, crank up the heater and flick on that virtual fireplace. It's time to get toasty. In kitchens across South Texas, that also ...

While working at The Arizona Republic in Phoenix 10 years ago, I embraced the southwestern kitchen -- stocking tomatillos, fresh poblano chiles, cilantro, Mexican cheese and Mexican oregano called ...

When I served up a bowl of this spring posole for my husband last week, the first thing he said was, “This tastes like New Mexico.” I cannot think of a better compliment than that. This is a simple ...

Cinco de Mayo commemorates the Mexican army’s defeat of the French army in a battle on that date — May 5 — in 1862. The holiday also happens to coincide with the start of the season for fresh ...

County Supervisor Juan Miguel Martinez and several community partners hosted the Mitchell Park Pozolera on Saturday, Jan. 10.

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