Pozole is a stew popular throughout Mexico: its main ingredient is a variety of white corn called cacahuazintle. Pozole is most commonly made with pork, but it can also be made with chicken ...

It also shows up in dishes like grits and pozole -- but in these dishes, corn is referred to as hominy. Why? All hominy is corn, but not all corn is hominy. There is not a special variety of corn ...

“It’s evolved into more of a large-format fish dish,” says Fox, who’s now cooking down the liquid in the pozole more. “And this time, we’re getting the corn from Tehachapi Grain ...

“For me, pozole is about celebration,” Aparicio says of the hearty stew so deeply embedded in traditional Mexican cuisine, having been prepared since the time of pre-Hispanic civilizatio ...

It's accompanied, as it should be, by steaming corn tortillas, plenty of quartered lime wedges, a heap of diced white onions and shredded raw cabbage. If you want to dust the posole with Mexican ...