This was great with a few tweaks: I toasted and rehydrated my anchos in very hot water for about 30 minutes, then chopped before adding to sauce.
After a quick taste of the sauce (which was very good) I decided to add pinches of hot paprika, chipotle chili powder and Gebhardt's.

This is a nice change from the normal "Spanish rice" I usually make (Homesick Texan). Los Tios rice is very flavorful with a punch of spice (2 serrano chiles). I only cooked this 25 minutes and it was slightly soft (but not yet mushy), and with only 1 1/2 cups water (not broth), which was plenty.

This by no means stands up to REAL mole, made with five times the ingredients and a bigger time commitment. However this made a fine gravy for my chicken enchiladas with a quarter of the effort. I added a few spices - cumin and chipotle most notably- and found it satisfyingly warm and spicy, with rich cocoa flavor.