
Diced avocado is never out-of-place on machacado, but it’s not required. The meat, which was sometimes mixed with ground chilies and other spices, was traditionally dried and dehydrated by leaving it out under the hot sun, usually on drying racks. Stir slowly until the eggs are as scrambled as you’d like, then scoop into a serving dish and sprinkle with the remaining cilantro. Machaca is the Mexican reply to regular jerky and is the somewhat ancient method of preserving those large cuts of meat that just won’t get tender no matter what you do. Season the eggs with salt (less than you’d normally use because of the saltiness of the machaca, for me about ½ teaspoon), then add them to the pan along with half of the cilantro. Add the onion, green chile and tomato to the pan and stir frequently until the onion has softened and any juices from the tomato have evaporated, about 8 minutes. Machaca 6-8 lbs of beef chuck or blade roast 2 large white. Slabs of the stuff would be sprinkled with lime juice, salted, and hung out to dry in the hot sun and wind. So beef would often be preserved by drying. In rural Mexico, there werent any refrigerators back in the day. Sprinkle the machaca evenly over the fat and stir nearly constantly as the mixture moves from a little foamy looking to toasty and aromatic, about 2 minutes. The original machaca was more of a reconstituted beef jerky. In a large (10-inch) skillet, preferably non-stick or seasoned cast iron, heat the lard or oil over medium.
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3 tablespoons fresh-rendered pork lard or vegetable oil, plus a little more if needed 4 Tbls vegetable oil 1 Large white onion, small diced 3 Fresh fresno chilis, seeded small diced.

Can also be made as beef machaca by using bottom (outside) round, chuck, or brisket replace chicken bouillon powder with beef.Serve with hot tortillas and a salad for a complete meal. For soup, take broth and add some onions, carrots, celery, an extra bit of canned diced tomato (you can use almost anything for veggies depending on what you like/have on hand), some of the pork meat and posole (or hominy) simmer until tender and add shredded cabbage cook another 15 minutes.Leftovers make great open-faced hot sandwiches. For the Mexican-flavored pot roast, don't shred-slice fairly thick (about 1/2"), and make a gravy by thickening some of the juice with either cornstarch or roux (sorry, you'll have to thicken by sight tough to give an exact quantity for that) serve with plain steamed rice/boiled potatoes and a vegetable-broccoli and/or carrots come to mind first.Reheat either in microwave, or in saucepan use a little of the juice to keep it moist.Sold by Productos Dona Blanca and ships from Amazon Fulfillment. Meanwhile, in a medium bowl whisk eggs and then add them to skillet and cook for 2 to 3 minutes or until eggs are cooked thoroughly. Once onions are translucent add tomato, jalapeo (if using), brisket or carne seca and cook for another 2 to 3 minutes. Place in storage container and add some of the broth to moisten refrigerate until needed. Carne Seca Doa Blanca 16 oz.- Carne Seca - Machacado - Machaca -Shredded Beef Jerky - Beef jerky chew - Kosher Sea Salt Low Sodium, Gluten Free, High Protein, No Carbs, Sugar free, Keto. In a large skillet, saut onion in olive oil for 2 minutes.

Shred (or "pull") either with forks or by hand.When tender, remove from heat and allow meat to cool in the broth until cool enough to handle (this will keep the meat moist).Can be made in a crock pot also-decrease liquid by about 1/2, bouillon powder by 1/3, and cook on low for 8-10 hours (or until tender as above).Combine all ingredients in a stockpot and simmer until fork tender-this can take from 3-4 hours.
