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Every year after the holidays, I find myself staring at a container of leftover turkey, wondering how many sandwiches I can eat before I decide to switch things up. One of my go-to recipes is Turkey a ...
Pozole is one of my top comfort dishes. A savory, earthy, and spicy soup that's all the things I love in one dish. It's a ...
We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. From the seven moles of Oaxaca to the infinite number of al pastor recipes, Mexican cuisine has no shortage of variety. But when it comes to ...
OPB’s “Superabundant” explores the stories behind the foods of the Pacific Northwest with videos, articles and this weekly newsletter. To keep you sated between episodes, Heather Arndt Anderson, a ...
It finally happened. Sweater season has arrived. Break out the fuzzy socks, crank up the heater and flick on that virtual fireplace. It's time to get toasty. In kitchens across South Texas, that also ...
I do most of the cooking in my house despite living with a chef. To be fair, who wants to bring work home? But when the weather turns chilly, I can nudge him to make one of his specialties—and my ...
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Each month, Chron taco columnist Marco Torres tells the story of Houston through Mexican food in “Tacos y Más.” As the holiday season approaches and the temperature decreases, I find myself in search ...
Pozole, also known as posole, is a long-simmering Mexican soup made with hominy and meat, such as pork, beef or chicken. Pozole rojo is most often made with pork shoulder, which requires long, slow ...
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I thought I had pozole figured out. Along with sampling the dish in Mexico and making it from scratch at home, I’ve devoured many of Chicago’s best options, including bowls from Pozoleria San Juan ...