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Mexican Mole

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Anyone interested in a tutorial of Mexican mole (mol'ay). I love the stuff and of course it is a secret recipe handed down for many generation in the Morelia, Michoacan Mexico area. I have pics to get through the process much like my carnitas thread.

http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/showthread.php?t=138314.

I'm just not sure if its something brethren want to see.
 
I for one would love to see it.

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I'd really love to see a variety of regional mole sauces covered. But yours would be a great start!

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I'm interested for sure! Do you guys go with a sweeter type mole or more of a red chile based for more heat?

Bob
 
Count me in, I love Mole the last authentic mole I had was made by a friends mom from Wahaca and it was made with Armadillo, He said it was Chicken....
 
I'm interested for sure! Do you guys go with a sweeter type mole or more of a red chile based for more heat?

Bob


Bob, its adjustable, the MIL goes for heat, Wife goes a little sweeter. Simple adjustment to quantities. I'll start the tutorial asap. Get ready to drool.
 
Bob, its adjustable, the MIL goes for heat, Wife goes a little sweeter. Simple adjustment to quantities. I'll start the tutorial asap. Get ready to drool.

Bring it on! I would love to see it!:thumb:
 
Here we go!!!

This is the first plate of ingredients, now before I get started, my wife made this compaining the whole time I was in the way. I was taking pictures to post for you guys, so I took one for the team:-D. Also bless her heart, she does not measure anything. Its always a little bit or half a hand full and even though she laid out all the ingredients she addded to or took away after I took the pictures. I will try and give as close as measurements in a understandable way, ie, cups, Tablespoons and so forth.

On the first plate:
5 Roma tomatoes
10 Tomatillos
1 1/2 large Onion
12 normal size Garlic
2 corn tortillas
2 pieces of white bread
The tomatoes, Tomatios and garlic was grown in our garden, In the pic the tomatoes and tomatillos are frozen, they can be fresh without problem.
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Plate number two. Disregard the lables on spice bottles. I forgot, this was for a total of almost 4 gallons. That would feed ALOT of people.

Banana, peel before use
5 oz of Chocolate or to taste
1 Tbsp all spice corns whole
1 Tbsp black pepper corns whole
8 cloves whole
1/2 cup raisens
3/4 stick of cinnamin
3 Tbsp sesame seeds
3 Tbsp seeds reserved from cleaning ancho chilis
1 apple
1/4 to 1/3 cup almonds
1/3 to 1/2 cup peanuts

The nuts are unsalted and roasted. The measurements are a guess. You can count if you want.
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The Main ingredient, 24 oz of dried ancho chile pods, the stem was removed and most of the seed taken out. Dont forget to reserve the seeds for later.
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