An updated version of the traditional new Mexican soup, from a native New Mexican. Dried hominy provide a better texture and flavor than anything from a can, while the stock replaces typical water and gets a boost from beef bouillon and gelatin to increase the broth's richness. The soup is covered in red chile sauce and garnished with onion, avocado and cilantro.

My daughter lives near Denver, CO and they are famous for their Green Chili made from hatch peppers. Hatch peppers have a unique taste, but an extremely short season, but if you are lucky enough to find them you should try green chili. So I started out to make green chili but the batch of hatch peppers was really hot so I added potatoes to make a stew instead and it turned out great. The potatoes and sour cream helped lower the “heat” level.

I kinda just made up while working. I wanted to make something thing for my client that did not have chicke. So I found chuncked pork stew meat and made up the recipie with what they had.

A good way to use up any kind of homemade or storebought salsa. This one was made using some salsa quemada from the farmers market that wasn't going to keep that long in the fridge.Works great with chicken thigh meat, too.I like to serve over steamed rice or with crusty bread.

Juicy chunks of melt in your mouth pork swimming in spicy chilies, garlic, Mexican seasonings, potatoes, onions and more! She may take some effort but if my newest 7 year old students can make it, so can you! Excelent taste, presentation and photographs kiddos!This recipe makes for great taquitos, tacos and burritos as well!

I love the pork in won ton soup. The baby boneless spare ribs. They all have such wonderful flavor. I tried my own version and loved it. Hope you do too.

Here in New Mexico, we put spicy Hatch Green Chilies in literally almost everything we eat and, usually wrap them up in warm, fresh flour tortillas. Hell, I'm surprised we haven't invented green chile pancakes or ice cream with them at this point. Yup. We're all that addicted. Even the kiddos.Anyway, my 7 to 8 year old students absolutely adore Spicy Southern BBQ Pulled Pork as well as Green Chile Stew. With that, I charged them today with creating a Mexican Green Chile Pulled Pork dish all by themselves. Well, they couldn't decide if they wanted sandwiches or stew so together, they compromised. Both dishes were made from the same green chile batch.This is such an easy recipe, know my students all ate hot dogs and hamburgers and, played endless Marco Polo in the pool while their pork roast slowly simmered away. Taking breaks only to layer their scrumptious dishes. So darned cute! ♡You do have the option of serving this dish wet or dry. Depending upon the amount of broth you add to it. If serving on the wet side - like a stew - use flour tortillas to dip in it. Dry, on the other hand, works with just about anything.Put this [dry] deliciously spicy, flavorful meat in flour or corn tortillas, on tacos, tortas, tostadas, in rolled deep fried taquitos, burritos, sopes, with tortilla chips, enchiladas, chimichangas or even on buns. This really is one heck of a versatile recipe!Created, documented and photographed solely by my imaginative, brilliant, adventurous, adorable, tiny little students! I swear - KIDS ROCK!

My favorites! All my childhood i grew up eating sopes made with pork and red chile. My grandmother's recipe from Guadalajara, with a few twists of mine. Guaranteed to be a staple in your family dishes once you make it for your family for the first time. Traditionally ive seen it made with carne para desebrar. (Shredded beef) and red chile. But heres my version. I always get asked for the recipe and its requested by my family over and over again

I really wanted to try making something good for my husband..turned out this was a big hit he loved it!!

My daughter wanted to learn how to make these, so we spent all day in the kitchen together. I'm pretty sure she won't be making these any time soon. Lol😆. I prepared the pork and sauce the night before. I prepared the pork in a crock pot. Came out very tender.