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Chile verde is probably Meathead's favorite, he always orders it at our favorite local Mexican restaurant. I found myself with a pork shoulder roast in the freezer and decided to make a super easy chile verde in the crockpot. I just browned it, put it in the crockpot, added some salsa verde and some fresh jalapeño. You can cook Chile Verde style pork roast using 10 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you cook that.

Ingredients of Chile Verde style pork roast

1. You need 1 of pork roast (small or medium size).
2. You need 1 bunch of cilantro, finely chopped.
3. You need of Jalapenos (2-10) deveined a seeded. Finely chopped.
4. You need of About 7-10 tomatillos. Cleaned and finely chopped.
5. Prepare 1/2 of white or yellow onion. Finely chopped.
6. Prepare 4 of garlic cloves (minced or crushed).
7. You need 2 cups of broth (chicken or vegetable) OR 1 c. Water.
8. It's of Salt.
9. Prepare of Garlic powder.
10. Prepare Tbsp of oil.

You can use pretty much any cut of pork roast. I prefer a boneless roast to reduce the time spent trimming. Browning the pork in several pieces before adding to the slow cooker improves the flavor and texture of the meat, and reduces cooking time. Mix thoroughly and then deglaze with white wine and vinegar.

Chile Verde style pork roast instructions

1. In dutch oven, preheat oil over medium high heat.
2. Rub roast with salt and garlic powder and begin to sear.. brown the outside on each side. Remove from pan..
3. Mix all the chopped veggies together and add to pan, saute for a short while..
4. Add meat back to pan with veggies and 2 cups of broth (or 1 cup of water if you don't have broth).
5. Cook, covered on low heat for 4-6 hrs. Flip meat and stir liquid every once in awhile..
6. Break meat up in liquid and serve over Mexican rice, or with tortillas..

Heat oil in the Dutch oven. The trick to making chile verde that's rich and fall-apart tender is the idea of building flavors at each step in the cooking process. The first flavor builder - roasting the tomatillos and peppers under a broiler. This gives the chile verde sauce a slightly smokey flavor, and cuts down on the sourness of the tomatillos. This Southwestern-style stew is loaded with tender chunks of pork and a variety of sweet and spicy peppers slowly cooked in a savory mixture of flavor-infused broth, green chiles and fresh cilantro.