Inspired by the Green Pork Pozole, I've created an updated version by cooking the Green Pork Pozole in the Instant Pot. I used a pork loin (cut into chunks), canned pre-cooked hominy, bay leaves, oregano, cumin, chicken broth, and chicken bouillon. The green sauce has toasted pumpkin pepitas, garlic, grilled tomatillos, serrano peppers, and cilantro.
Cut the pork loin into big chunks and season it with oregano, cumin, and the chicken bouillon powder. In a skillet add some corn oil and sear the seasoned pork loin chunks until golden brown.
Add the seared pork loin chunks to the Instant Pot along with four cups of chicken broth, two cups of water, one tablespoon of chicken bouillon powder and the hominy.
Close the Instant Pot, making sure the valve is positioned correctly, and choose the "Meat/Stew" cooking mode. It takes 35 minutes for the pork pozole to be ready.
Meanwhile, prepare the green pepita salsa by toasting the pepitas with the tomatillos, the garlic, and the serranos. Blend until achieving a thick sauce.
Prep the garnishes by cleaning and slicing the red radishes, finely chopping a purple onion, thinly slicing the iceberg lettuce and cutting limes in quarters.
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Notes
Cut the pork loin into big chunks as it tends to shrink while cooking on the pressure cooker.
Searing the pork loin on a separate skillet adds flavor and allows for an even sauté. Searing can be done using the "Sauté" Instant Pot function if desired.
This recipe is excellent for Instant Pot, but a classic stovetop pressure cooker is allowed.