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Embark on a culinary journey to the heart of New Mexico with our flavorful Carne Adovada, a traditional stewed pork dish bursting with vibrant Southwestern spices. This recipe showcases a harmonious blend of New Mexico and ancho chilis, lending a smo

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These Carne Asada Mexican Street Tacos are easy to make on the stovetop! Juicy, marinated carne asada is seared to perfection in a hot skillet, then sliced and served in warm corn tortillas with fresh cilantro, onions, and lime. Perfect for taco night!

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Since colonial times, this dish of pork in velvety red chile sauce has helped define New Mexico cooking. The landmark Rancho de Chimayó restaurant, in the town of Chimayó, serves this dish with long-simmered posole corn, stewed pinto beans, and a bit of shredded lettuce and tomato for color. Chimayó chiles can be hard to get and expensive, but more readily available New Mexico chiles, both whole and ground, can be easily swapped in. Adovada Recipe, New Mexico Recipes, Carne Adovada, New Mexican Food, Mexico Recipes, Casserole Crockpot, Red Chile Sauce, Slow Cooker Ideas, Chile Sauce

Since colonial times, this dish of pork in velvety red chile sauce has helped define New Mexico cooking. The landmark Rancho de Chimayó restaurant, in the town of Chimayó, serves this dish with long-simmered posole corn, stewed pinto beans, and a bit of shredded lettuce and tomato for color. Chimayó chiles can be hard to get and expensive, but more readily available New Mexico chiles, both whole and ground, can be easily swapped in.

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