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	Crock Pot Chile Verde by Nancy Miyasaki This is a super easy and delicious Chile Verde. We make a great Chile Verde from scratch with fresh tomatillos, but it's a lot of work. If you're tight for time, this recipe is 90% as good with a third the effort. The canned green salsa is made from tomatillos and the combination is really delicious. You can probably find a larger…	9 votes 3 reviews 2 comments 17349 views
	Slow cooker pork stew - chile verde by Nancy Miyasaki This is an easy and tasty version of chile verde that I adapted from a slow cooker cookbook. This keeps very well for 3-4 days, and honestly tastes as good if not better reheated. You can also serve it inside tortillas as a taco or burrito for a second meal. Enjoy!	3 votes 1 review 3 comments 7561 views
	Kabot's Famous Tortilla Soup by Kabot S This is without a doubt the best tortilla soup that you will ever taste. Wars have been fought over this recipe. Phone calls to friends of ex-lovers have been made not to talk to the ex-lover, but to get this recipe. Now I have decided to share this recipe with you. This soup is very hearty and we often eat it as the main course.	2 votes 3701 views
	Chicken and Cannellini Bean Soup by Salad Foodie We've been trying out several soups, chilies and stew variations, and this one grabbed the spotlight. The chicken and beans give this soup the comfort food satisfaction we crave in cooler fall weather. If you reduced the broth this would become white chili, but we opt instead for it as a soup. Note that the beans are undrained on…	2 votes 1 review 4853 views
	Posole de Panz by Unknown Chef The warmth and texture of this dish is a comforting way to put an exclamation point on a fall or winter day. The recipe can be adapted for an electronic pressure cooker by browning the pork stew meat in the cooker and following the steps below. Set pressure cooker to high for 10 minutes. Bring pressure down manually and serve. You…	1 vote 2719 views
	Quick & Easy Spicy Vegetarian Mexican Chilli by A2Z Healthy Vegetarian Cuisine Know What You Eat: There is nothing like a hot bowl of chili on a cold winter/rainy day. It is the perfect combination of protein, carbohydrates, spices and with colorful vegetables. Black beans has the amazing protein-plus-fiber content, from a single, one-cup serving of black beans you get nearly 15 grams of fiber which is found…	1 vote 2 comments 3690 views
	mexican chicken pozole verde by karenrecipe There are many variations on pozole, a traditional hominy-based Mexican stew closely associated with the Pacific-coast state of Guerrero. Anya von Bremzen's version, a green pozole, derives much of its flavor from tangy ingredients like tomatillos, cilantro, and green chiles.	1 vote 1 comment 5476 views
	Tex-Mex Meatball Soup by Salad Foodie A hearty and colorful soup which can be cooked in about 30 minutes. Choose your meat type - beef, sausage, poultry, or a blend if preferred. Using crushed tortilla chips in meatball mixture is a nice way to bump up the corn flavor as well as use up the chip crumbles too small to serve.	1 vote 3870 views
	Mexican Chicken Soup by Mellie Duffy This is a super easy, healthy, & inexpensive soup to make. It can be made spicier by using medium or hot salsa instead of mild salsa; but be sure to get thick & chunky salsa. For the 2 cups of cooked chicken breast, I cut up the breasts (about 2 large size) while they are…	1 vote 2550 views
	Mexican Pozole I (Posole) by Salad Foodie A hominy stew with pork or chicken, this soup can usually be found where Mexican food is popular. Has a nice “heat” to it, and as with most stews, flavors enhance next day. This recipe is based on one from the Las Palmas website and requires about 1 hour of cooking. A second version of posole is posted (see "Useful Links" below.)	1 vote 1 comment 6987 views
	Mexican Pozole II (Posole) by Salad Foodie This is the second installment on my mission to try different methods of making pozole. It has similar ingredients as the first one I posted (see “Useful Links” below), is less spicy and requires a longer cook time. Here are some things I liked about this one: (1) ease of preparation - just dump everything in the pot (2) a generous…	1 vote 3095 views