mole chile toasting
process / process-mole-chile-toasting
モレ用チレの乾煎り
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A preparation step in mole cooking. Chiles, nuts, seeds, and spices are shallow-fried separately by ingredient over low heat (freír), stopping when they reach a light golden-brown appearance (dorado suave).
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Scope: A standard process description in a study on quality control for mole poblano (based on Gironella 1994)
Note: Included only as a process description, as a candidate connection to note020's four-quadrant "technique of addition." No sensory claim is made about the threshold between browning and charring.
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process-mole-chile-toasting —is_documented_using→ "The paper's process description shows that ingredients such as vegetables, chiles, and seeds are pan-fried (freír) over low heat one kind at a time, and heating is stopped once they take on a light golden color (dorado suave)."