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Hatch Chile Verde with Pork

Born in the Hatch Valley of New Mexico, this pork green chile is thickened with roasted vegetables and slow-braised pork shoulder. The state dish of New Mexico for good reason.

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By J. Kenji López-Alt · Serious Eats
3h
Cook Time
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Pork
Protein
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New Mexico
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Heat Level
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Hot

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Ingredients
3 lbs pork shoulder, cubedAmazon ↗
12 fresh Hatch green chiles, roasted and peeledAmazon ↗
4 tomatillos, huskedAmazon ↗
1 large white onionAmazon ↗
6 garlic clovesAmazon ↗
3 cups chicken or pork brothAmazon ↗
1 tsp cuminAmazon ↗
1 tsp oregano (Mexican)Amazon ↗
SaltAmazon ↗
Flour tortillas and sour cream to serveAmazon ↗
Steps
1
Roast green chiles under broiler or over gas flame until charred all over, then steam in a bag and peel
2
Brown pork shoulder cubes in batches in a heavy pot until deep brown
3
Sauté onion and garlic in pork fat until soft
4
Add peeled chiles, tomatillos, broth, cumin, and oregano
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Bring to a boil, cover and reduce to a low simmer
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Braise 2–2.5 hours until pork is tender and pulls apart
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Taste and adjust salt, serve with warm tortillas and sour cream

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