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Traditional Carnitas
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Traditional Carnitas

Carnitas, which translates to “little meats” in Spanish, is a beloved Mexican dish that’s both tender and full of flavor. This mouthwatering dish is crafted by slowly braising or simmering pork meat in lard, resulting in incredibly tender and juicy meat with a rich, brown color. 

Carnitas cooked in an instant pot
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Carnitas Recipe

Carnitas originated in the state of Michoacán, Mexico and means “little meat.” The pork meat is slow cooked in lard until melt in your mouth tender. In this recipe we use an instant pot which does wonders. Pressure cooking drastically reduces the time it takes to cook them and infuses the meat with a TON of flavor.

Tacos de Bistec

Tacos de Bistec

Making taqueria-style tacos has never been easier. With just the right balance of juicy meat, vibrant condiments, and a toasty tortilla, you’ll experience a taco that tastes like it came straight from the bustling streets of Mexico.

Avocado salsa

Avocado Salsa

This post contains affiliate links. Avocado salsa is more than just a delicious sauce; it’s a celebration of Mexico’s vibrant local produce. As the world’s top producer of avocados, Mexico continues to showcase this creamy fruit in traditional recipes that have been passed down for…

Red onions pickled in Salsa Macha

Salsa Macha Onions

Salsa Macha Onions combines two Mexican classics: pickled onions and Salsa Macha. Thinly sliced red onions are infused with the bold, roasted flavor of Salsa Macha, then finished with a squeeze of lime juice and a sprinkle of oregano, creating a perfect balance of spicy, tangy, and sweet.