Re: [CH] Posole "Hominy" etc.

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Andie Paysinger wrote:
> 
> If you go to the following site, "Indian Harvest"  and click on
> "amazing Maize"   you will find Yellow, white, red, and blue posole.

That brings possibilities to mind.  I've got a dehydrator (as I'm 
sure most C-Hers do) and see no reason why nixtamal couldn't be 
dehydrated.  I wonder if the posole mentioned above is dried nixtamal 
or dried fully cooked hominy.  I've experimented with drying cooked 
beans.  While fresh is best, the results were acceptable for camping 
and backpacking...or surviving Y2K :-{)>


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