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First time seeing pozole rojo. I've never made it. But here's a recipe I found and set aside. I'm going to try it.
https://www.mexicoinmykitchen.com/red-pozole-rojo/#recipe
I didn't know what hominy was before reading that recipe, and now I'm contemplating buying a 2kg bag on eBay for £15 ($20). Is it worth it? Is it delicious on its own, without pork and chilli?
"Cooked hominy has a soft, creamy texture, that some describe as similar to grits porridge or polenta."
Still none the wiser! But thanks anyway.
That looks amazing! Thanks so much, I'll try it too!