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I gave my mother an Instant Pot Duo 60 and gave it a try with just plain water and then cooked up a batch of pulled pork. Wow, the pork shredded d142 easier than anytime I have ever done pulled pork before and only took 45 minutes! The IP-duo 60 is a fantastic cooking tool. The […] Comment on Easy Posole One Pot pork & hominy stew makeover by Laura Pazzaglia
It sounds it turned out well and glad to hear that it tasted so close to the original. BTW, you don't need to increase the cooking time with more meat - though there is lots of play in this recipe. Ciao, L Comment on Easy Posole One Pot pork & hominy stew makeover by CuzKat
Splendidly!! Using canned, drained (reserved the liquid) hominy, I started the process at Step 5 (no hominy yet)with about 3# pork top loin boneless filet, about a cup of hominy liquid, and upped the meat cook time to 15 minutes (is that about right for the added 1# of meat, Laura? It was perfectly done […] hip, hip, hooray!
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