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SLOW COOKER CHILE VERDE This is one of my dad's favorite meals he always orders when we are out. I had to test it out in the slow cooker so I can make it. A delightful blend of Mexican favorites without all of the hard work.

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To get started with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can have brad's slow cooker chile verde with ez black beans using 24 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Brad's slow cooker chile verde with ez black beans:

1. Make ready 5 lbs pork shoulder or country style ribs
2. Take Garlic powder, chili powder, cumin, white pepper, dry mustard
3. Take 2 tbs cider vinegar
4. Make ready For the verde
5. Make ready 10 very large tomatillos, dehusk and quarter
6. Get 3 large jalapeños, destem, leave whole
7. Take 1 pasilla pepper, deseed and destem
8. Prepare 1 LG sweet onion, peel and quarter
9. Prepare 8 whole garlic cloves, peel, leave whole
10. Make ready 1 bunch cilantro, chopped
11. Get Juice of 1 lime
12. Take 1 tbs granulated chicken bouillon
13. Take For the beans
14. Get 3 cans black beans, rinsed
15. Prepare 1 can rotel, diced tomatoes with chiles, cilantro, and lime
16. Prepare 1 tsp minced garlic
17. Prepare 1 tsp oregano
18. Prepare to taste Salt and pepper
19. Take Garnishes
20. Prepare Mozzarella cheese
21. Make ready Queso fresco
22. Prepare Lime wedges
23. Get Sour cream
24. Prepare Fresh cilantro

My dad's been here often visiting from California, so I know his eating habits well. He's always ordering chile verde when we go out for Mexican (and fish and chips EVERYWHERE else). Slow-Cooker Chile-Rubbed Pork with Corn & Black Beans. With minimal hands-on prep and only a couple hours in the slow cooker, you end up with incredibly flavorful, spice-rubbed pork and a bean-and-corn side dish, which easily converts to a next-day salsa.

Instructions to make Brad's slow cooker chile verde with ez black beans:

1. Place pork in a slow cooker. Sprinkle liberally with listed spices. Add vinegar. Cook on low heat 8 to 10 hrs.
2. Add tomatillos, both peppers, onion, and garlic to a Dutch oven. Cover half way with water. Boil until ingredients are tender.
3. When cool, transfer to a blender with a slotted spoon. Liquify. Add rest of ingredients for the verde. Liquify again. Add enough cooking liquid to make a smooth slightly thin salsa.
4. Combine all ingredients for the beans in a sauce pot. Heat through on low heat.
5. When pork is tender, debone and shred. Return to empty crock pot. Add salsa verde. Cook on high until heated through and salsa thickens slightly.
6. Garnish with desired ingredients. Serve immediately with warmed tortillas. Enjoy.

I love slow cooked chile verde. But I don't always have an entire day to chop, saute So I created this ridiculously easy Slow Cooker Chile Verde recipe with the 'set it and forget it' mentality of Served on plated with white rice and kidney beans. Tortilla chips on the side for scoping. This black bean chili is a little bit naughty, but mostly nice as we round the corner into the new year. Quite honestly, I'm not sure the world needs I know, black bean chili is pretty much the Birkenstock of slow cooker staples, but I wanted to take a fresh look at it, and lock down a good go-to version.

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