California Farm Easy Mexican Mole Poblano Sauce

This sauce is easiest with a handheld blender, but can be made with a food processor or mortar and pestle as well. My version uses milder peppers, deseeded, and pure dark chocolate powder.
I make a small batch of this sauce, one cup, to keep it fresh for one dinner.
California Farm Easy Mexican Mole Poblano Sauce
This sauce is easiest with a handheld blender, but can be made with a food processor or mortar and pestle as well. My version uses milder peppers, deseeded, and pure dark chocolate powder.
I make a small batch of this sauce, one cup, to keep it fresh for one dinner.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
In sauce pan with lid, boil cup of water, add cube of chicken tomato bouillion, onion, garlic, all spices and cacao powder, simmer.
- 2
In cast iron skillet, toast following ingredients in hot lard: peppers, peanuts, sesame seeds, banana, while stirring.
- 3
Add toasted ingredients to broth in sauce pan, puree till smooth with handheld food processor. Simmer 30 minutes to thicken or, add breadcrumbs to thicken more quickly. Ready to use.
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