white chili with carnitas
(2 ratings)
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I thought I'd try making my white chili with a twist recently. I substituted the chicken that I usually used with pork, slow cooked with fresh chilies. It's my new favorite, and got some great reviews from family and friends.
(2 ratings)
yield
10 -12
prep time
8 Hr
cook time
2 Hr 30 Min
Ingredients For white chili with carnitas
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4-5 lbpork roast
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3-4anaheim chilis
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6dried ancho chilis
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5 pinchkosher salt
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6 pinchblack pepper
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2 tspgarlic powder
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3 cangreat northern beans
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1 canblack beans
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1 qtchicken stock
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1/2 cwhite onions
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1 bunchgreen onion
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2 pinchcayenne pepper
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1/2 cwater
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1 bunchfresh cilantro
How To Make white chili with carnitas
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1Place pork roast in slow cooker/crock pot with white onion, anaheim chilis sliced into chunks, half the dried ancho (ground), 3 pinches of kosher salt, 3 pinches of black pepper, 1 tsp of garlic powder, water. Cook on low heat setting for 6-8 hours. For a little more heat include seeds etc from anaheim chilis.
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2Remove pork from slow cooker/crock pot and let cool. Take remaining stock from slow cooker and place in large kettle/stock pot. Add chicken stock, all beans (drained and rinsed), remaining ancho chili (diced), 2 pinches of kosher salt, 3 pinches of black pepper, 1 tsp of garlic powder, a tbs of chopped fresh cilantro and cayenne pepper. Bring to a boil. I add a little additional white onion at this step also (approximately another 1/4 to 1/2 cup).
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3Shred pork (Pork should shred easily with a spatula etc.)
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4Lower heat on stock pot and allow to simmer. Add shredded pork (carnitas) to desired consistency. More pork makes a heartier chili. Simmer for 2-3 hours.
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5After simmering, serve. Best if garnished with a dollup of sour cream, diced green onion and/or fresh cilantro, shredded colby jack cheese and tortilla chips.
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6If there is left over pork, refrigerate and save to serve for another meal. Make burritos, tacos, etc with it. It's delicious!
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