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		<title>By: Dunkin'</title>
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		<description>You might want to try ordering from The Chili Shop in Santa Fe, NM. I was just there and spent $60 in the store. They carry a carne adovada mix (Pig Boy Willy&#039;s) that is my favorite. They also carry hatch and dixon chili powder. 

I marinate the 3.5 lbs or pork shoulder in Pig Boy Willy&#039;s mix with 3 cups of water (I also add a little hatch, dixon and chipotle powder to mix). Then I cook at 250 degress for 7 hours. The result is a incredible. You have to cook it the full 7 hours for the flavors to really develop.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You might want to try ordering from The Chili Shop in Santa Fe, NM. I was just there and spent $60 in the store. They carry a carne adovada mix (Pig Boy Willy&#8217;s) that is my favorite. They also carry hatch and dixon chili powder. </p>
<p>I marinate the 3.5 lbs or pork shoulder in Pig Boy Willy&#8217;s mix with 3 cups of water (I also add a little hatch, dixon and chipotle powder to mix). Then I cook at 250 degress for 7 hours. The result is a incredible. You have to cook it the full 7 hours for the flavors to really develop.</p>
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