2 #Pork Roast (cut into 1-inch pieces and lightly floured )
215 Oz CansWhite Hominy (drained)
114 Oz canTomato Sauce (I like to use El Pato hot tomsto sauce)
1 MediumOnion (chopped)
1small (8 Oz extra hot)Fresh green chilies (Or Fire roasted canned green chiles)
5 ClovesGarlic (minced)
2 TspMexican Oregano (Or regular oregano)
1TspCayenne Pepper (Or Chopped Jalapeno pepper)
2cupsVegetable Broth (beef or chicken works too)
1/2Tsp Salt (I prefer Kosher)
1TspFresh Ground Black Pepper
1/3cupCilantro (finely chopped for garnish)
1Tbsp per bowlSour Cream or Mexican Crema (Optional)
Instructions
In a cast iron skillet, heat the bacon grease or oil until hot.
Lightly flour the chunks of pork roast and place in skillet to lightly brown.
Add the onion and gently toss with the pork for about 2-3 minutes.
Add the minced garlic (do not burn) and then add the green chilies.
While that simmers (about 5 minutes), place the Tomato Sauce, Vegetable Broth, Hominy and Spices in a large pot or dutch oven over medium heat.
Add the pork chunks mixture from the skillet to the Hominy mixture in the pot.
Lower heat and let Posole simmer for about an hour to meld all the flavors. Add a little water or more broth if needed. Taste for more salt and pepper.
When flavors are to your liking, Serve with garnish of Chopped Fresh Cilantro and/or dollop of sour cream (or Mexican Crema) and warm tortilias or cornbread. So Good!
Notes
You can use a boneless pork tenderloin in place of the pork roast. Sometimes they are cheaper than buying a pork roast. You can also add a can of Rotel green chilies and tomatoes.