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By Tony Custer
Published 2000
Maíz mote comes from a variety of dried corn. The dry kernels are soaked overnight and then cooked on low heat for a very long time until they are tender. They must be cooked without salt or they will remain hard. The cooked hominy is then nibbled as a snack and is very popular in the highland villages and towns of Peru. It is also included in mote soup.
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