Mole blanco

Mole blanco ("white mole") is a type of mole of the cuisine of Mexico. This type of thickened sauce is prepared basically with a mixture of light colored ingredients.

The ingredients lightly roasted are peanuts without skin, skinless almonds, sunflower, white pinion and white corn tortilla. The elements fried in oil are sliced banana, chopped apple, blonde raisins, sliced onion, pieces of chile güero and bits of habanero chile. These ingredients are ground by parties in a blender or in a molcajete, adding milk, white chocolate, and water or broth, along with seasonings items like garlic, cloves, allspice, cinnamon strips and anise. An aromatic mole is obtained, with mild flavor.

See also

• List of sauces

References

• http://www.food.com/recipe/mole-blanco-white-mole-sauce-417838
• http://cocinamestiza.com/productos/brides-mole
• http://cocinavital.mx/recetas/mole-blanco