A pre-Hispanic ceremonial stew of hominy corn in a rich chile broth topped with shredded pork, tostadas, radish, lettuce, and oregano that is now the most ordered bowl at Mexican restaurants and street stalls on national holidays. The Guerrero state pozole, served red with guajillo chiles, is the canonical version and the dish most associated with Mexican Independence Day celebrations.

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