Barbacoa, A Love Story
Barbacoa, A Love Story

Hello everybody, it’s Carrillo, welcome to my recipe website. Today, we’re going to make a special dish, barbacoa, a love story. It is one of my favorites food recipes. For mine, I will make it a little bit tasty. This is gonna smell and look delicious.

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To get started with this recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook barbacoa, a love story using 14 ingredients and 19 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Barbacoa, A Love Story:
  1. Take olive oil, extra virgin
  2. Make ready pork loin, center cut
  3. Get white onions, thinly sliced
  4. Take poblano pepper, thinly sliced
  5. Take bell peppers, thinly sliced
  6. Take minced garlic
  7. Prepare 4 oz Chipotle peppers
  8. Make ready Chipotle peppers, according to desired heat
  9. Make ready sauce from Chipotle peppers
  10. Prepare beef stock
  11. Take juiced limes, I only had lemons on hand today
  12. Make ready fire roasted tomatoes, drained
  13. Take Ginger ale (…or chicken broth)
  14. Make ready salt, only after shredded

Season, braise, simmer and let your oven do the rest! Barbacoa, down in its dark, beautiful, meaningful pit, is everybody's. That should be cause for celebration. The oven is covered with a metal sheet and a layer of fresh earth, then left overnight for the meat to cook undisturbed.

Instructions to make Barbacoa, A Love Story:
  1. Collect all ingredients
  2. Heat oil in pan on med/high. Brown pork loin on all sides.
  3. Put your pork in the crock pot
  4. In the same pan with all the porky goodness, sauteé your onions
  5. In your blender add half your onion, all of the garlic, and Chipotle peppers. I just add the entire can/jar, we like heat
  6. Blend those babies up
  7. Pour in with your pork.
  8. Drain the tomatoes, dump into the blender. Squeeze the heck out of your limes/lemons into the blender. Take out seeds if they sneak in.
  9. A thinner sauce than earlier.
  10. Pour it in with the pork and the Chipotle sauce
  11. Add beef broth
  12. Add ginger ale or chicken broth, I like ginger ale
  13. Cook on high for 5 hrs
  14. Remove when fork tender
  15. Shred that beast apart like so
  16. Return to juices in crock pot
  17. While you wait sauteé peppers and onions. Use some of the pork juice to sweat them (or serve raw, they are beautiful either way)
  18. Remove about 2 cups liquid, but reserve for storing and reheating leftovers (pain in the butt, but you'll thank me)
  19. You're ready to serve up some beautiful barbacoa pork

When uncovered, the organs (often called pancita de barbacoa) and the leaf-wrapped meat are perfectly cooked to tender, moist goodness, and the liquid has turned into a delicious soup. Frequent partakers of this rustic culinary masterpiece often do justice to all three parts. It slow cooks this barbacoa beef to perfect tender and juicy melt in your mouth perfection. Is there anything better than barbacoa beef that is slow cooked all day and it just falls apart because it is so tender? And I am pretty particular when it comes to eating beef.

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