Mole Sauce
Mole sauce is a staple of Mexican cuisine. Rich and complex, with chilli and hints of cocoa, a traditional mole recipe takes hours if not days to make. We have developed a shortcut version that comes together in under 30 minutes and uses supermarket ingredients - inauthentic but still completely delicious. For inspiration on how to use it see our recipe for Mole Black Beans, Mushrooms and Pico de Gallo Rice Bowl. It can also be served with tacos, poured over enchiladas, or simmered with black, pinto or kidney beans for Mexican-style beans on toast.
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NUTRITION PER SERVING (Read more)
Notes
Tip: The flavours develop over time and taste even better the day after it is made.
Chipotle paste varies in spice from brand to brand so use the amount given as a guide and use an amount that tastes nice to you.
Alternatives:
raw cacao powder - cocoa powder
almond butter - peanut butter, tahini, sunflower or pumpkin seed paste
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