I could eat it every day... This is my go-to recipe for Super Bowl Sunday for about 7 years although I can't figure out why I only make it once a year. Even my relatively picky children (ages 13 11 and 9) gobble it up. I always double the recipe so I can freeze some. Holds up very well when reheated. I add a can of white beans and about three cups of frozen corn to make it even more hearty. Try it. I PROMISE you will love it. Pros: tasty easy
It's good. I had to adjust the liquids. I just used 1 red pepper and 1 can of hominy but to get any wiggle room in my pot for it to simmer I had to add more chicken broth. Laura ok
If you use Abuelita's Sonora style corn tortillas (and you should they are a gift from the Gods) you don't have to toast them first AND you should only use three unless you LIKE your chili to stand up without a bowl. Cheers! Anonymous Yuba City CA
Yum! This is a great recipe! I left out the bell peppers since we do not fancy those otherwise followed exactly. Next time might sub ground chicken for cut-up chicken breasts to give more real chili feel. I think the tortilla strips might be able to be subbed out for polenta or just cornmeal since they dissolve in the sauce anyway and I believe they are there as a thickening agent. Oh and I used dried cilantro and didn't serve with lime wedges. Chandra Seattle WA
This is great and my two young kids like it too. It is great quick meal. I have started adding canned chipotle chilis also when I have them on hand. Nancy Minneapolis MN
Really delicious except that it's too much hominy for us so I do one can black beans in place of one can of the hominy. Excellent combination of flavors and textures. In my opinion you shouldn't skip the lime wedges. Lana Tiburon CA
This is a nice straight forward recipe and makes plenty. My only change might be to use pork tenderloin instead of chicken. Even though I used well trimmed boneless thighs they didn't really stand up too well. Browning meat in a dutch oven is a iffy business. Marima
I was a little concerned not being a lover of corn tortillas but the hominy and tortilla flavor was a great background to the chili. The milk curdled a bit (maybe I cooked it too high?). I used spicy green chiles but overall still very mild. A keeper for take to work meals in the winter! Katherine Denver CO
This has been a favorite in our house for years. Ilene
