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A young gourmet found out what some of the flavors were like --When he passed through the old country on New Mexico, the buds matured.Follow his journey and discover what you may have missed.I have been to New Mexico three times before I finally tasted Carne Adovada.
It must be related to the maturity of the taste buds, because in those days, I went all the way to green chile.After I finally experienced the dish, I almost cried with joy.Large pieces of fresh and tender pork, juicy, cooked all day with deep and rich red Chilean sauce.
Right away, I was converted back to my grandmother's kitchen, where a pot of red chile cooked on the stove all day.The whole house was filled with its scent and I was still looking forward to dinner.What have I missed while traveling in New Mexico over the years?The first thing I have to do is figure out the pronunciation of this mysterious dish (the letter D is pronounced TH ).
What exactly does this strange word mean?I grew up in California. The food there is called Chilean food, which is made of beef.Adovada is similar but has a very different taste.
I learned that the word Adovada or Abobada is used to marinate.The New Mexicans marinate the pork overnight before cooking.It was too much work for me and I had to figure out how to make the sauce and we could bottle it and get people to eat fast.
That's what we did, but my new Mexican friend laughed at it because fast has nothing to do with the kitchen or cooking.Nevertheless, we found a winner.You can try ours, or if you stick to the style of the old world, this is a recipe adapted by a friend of mine, Tony Saras.1/4 cup of vegetable oil (4 lbs)1-cut Pig Ass1 cup of 2 inch pieces (non-ridge.
4 teaspoons of chopped onion.
2 cups of chopped garlic.
2 cups of low salt beef soup and 2 teaspoons of low salt chicken soup.2 teaspoons of coriander seeds (not fresh coriander.Red Chilean beef from New Mexico to 1 cup of 5 teaspoons.
Caribe (2 teaspoons of vinegar) salt in Chile, put in a Dutch oven and add Canadian dishes and brown pork.Add onion, Brown until caramel.Add the remaining ingredients and cook for 20 minutes.Pour the ingredients (except pork) into the blender and soup.
When the mud reaches room temperature, add the pork in the glass baking tray and pour the mixture on it.Cover and refrigerate overnight.The next day, remove the lid and bake for three hours at 350