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Canned Mole Sauce
Has anyone ever tried this? I just tried the Dona Maria brand and am not very impressed. Are there any decent prepared mole sauces out there I can buy?
I'm not ready to undertake the task of trying to make my own yet. Thanks! |
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Dona maria: spicier, better peppers La costena: more "sweet" spices (cove, cinnamon) and chocolate, more interesting Wether I use one, the other or both I always "doctor it up" as my mother would say. In other words I add extra bitter chocolate, some tortilla ash, chicken stock, a touch of cinamon and pretty much a little bit of "fresh" everything else that would go into mole, making it taste a lot more homemade. Btw do you need to cut the canned stuff into 4 like the jar stuff? Because that also make's a difference, since you need to dilute the jar stuff I use chicken stock.
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My english, she's not so good... I meant to say I did it with the malice of forethought. THE CONNOISSEURS Last edited by Lugaru; 04-01-2005 at 10:15 PM. |
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I like using the jarred mole, but my dad swears by the canned stuff, and I have to admit, it's not too shabby. I think you might just try adding some special touches of your own, to liven it up.
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