Pozole is served in Mexico as each a every day meal and a festive dish—and through colder-weather months, its fiery broth with bursts of citrus is a surefire technique to maintain everybody heat. This plant-based take by Brown Sugar & Vanilla blogger Alejandra Graf retains the normal substances and taste with only a couple easy, plant-based swaps.
What you want:
2 ancho chiles
2 guajillo chiles
2 pasilla chiles
½ yellow onion, diced
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
4 cups water
1 teaspoon salt
2 (16-ounce) cans of hominy corn
2¼ cups oyster mushrooms, shredded
For serving:
Sliced ​​lettuce
Sliced ​​radishes
Chopped onion
Dried oregano
Lime juice
Corn tostadas
What you do:
- Take away stems from ancho and guajillo chiles, and soak in scorching water 10 to fifteen minutes.
- Right into a blender, add chiles and together with the soaking water, plus onion and mix effectively.Â
- In a big pot over medium warmth, heat oil and pour in chili paste, reserving blender with out rinsing. Prepare dinner 3 minutes or till coloration begins to alter and peppers changing into fragrant.
- Into blender, add water. Empty contents of pitcher into pot with remainder of chile combination. Add salt, hominy corn, and oyster mushrooms. Cowl and prepare dinner for quarter-hour.Â
- Ladle into massive bowls topped with ​​lettuce, radishes, onion, oregano, and a pair squeezes of lime juice. Serve with corn tostadas.
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