669420 Mon Nov 23 19:41:26 -0800 2009 4 12 Greater Boston Area 0 5204110 Anyone find mote/pozole/hominy (dried) in the area? I've gotten it at Hi Lo in JP (La Fe brand is what they've had in the past), but they don't seem to have it at the moment--a friend looked for me and could only find whole dried corn (which he got). Therefore, alternately, anyone know where I can get pickling lime ("cal" in Mexico) to turn my dried corn into hominy? Mon Nov 23 19:41:26 -0800 2009 144896 RWeaver 1 5204128 For some reason, I thought I saw it in Wal-Mart.. they had some pickling supplies.. this would have been a year ago, though.. would call first.. Mon Nov 23 19:48:09 -0800 2009 5204110 176367 grant.cook 1 5204154 any latin market should have hominy. i saw bags of it the other day at frio rico in east boston. you could probably find it in the international aisle of most major supermarkets too Mon Nov 23 20:04:36 -0800 2009 5204110 47608 galangatron 1 5204423 This get's posted about every 6 months or so. Search the board for MANY more suggestions. Tue Nov 24 00:04:39 -0800 2009 5204110 10169 StriperGuy 2 5206339 There definitely aren't MANY more suggestions, though I did find a few just now--which didn't show up when I was looking last night. The board was also painfully slow last night, I suspect it was having problems. (And I should have specified T-accessible.) I need to keep East Boston in mind, it's an area I don't know well enough. But, it turns out the corn my friend got was the right kind--sorry, Hi Lo, for doubting you. (I've run in to confusion with things labeled "mote" that are just dried corn--my culinary Spanish isn't really up to snuff, but I'm concluding that "mote pelado" is what I'm looking for. But I've also seen things labeled "hominy" that are just dried corn, which is definitely an out and out mistake.) Tue Nov 24 17:20:15 -0800 2009 5204423 144896 RWeaver