Check out the fresh ingredients! My favorite place to shop is Central Market. They have the best produce section ever. In fact, I think their produce section is probably about the size of the Kroger I usually go to! Ok, maybe the Aldi.
Here's the picture of the recipe in Bon Appetit! Does that look delish or what? Chili-braised pork shoulder tacos, Pickeled onions, and house recipe guacamole.
Here are the beautiful ingredients.
Here are the spices that cost us next to nothing because we bought teeny tiny amounts in bulk. Total about $0.12 on spices! Yay for Central Market!
Ancho chilis and some other kind. BEFORE "stemming and seeding."
AFTER: "stemming and seeding." I was so careful not to touch my face. I know they were dried, but still...seemed risky to me!
Final glorious tacos. Only about 6 hours later. While the meat was soaking up the amazing flavors of the chili rub we actually went for a run. And we went cigar shopping. And we made guacamole. Actually...I didn't have anything to do with the guacamole, but it sure tasted good!
Seriously worth every minute in the kitchen. The chili rub has a full flavor, but it's not spicy at all. I loved the pickled onions and the radishes. Added a nice, fresh zing. I need a dutch oven though. Meats just don't get tender enough in a skillet covered in foil. That said, tacos were still the bomb. I ate 3! I would have eaten more but I didn't want to look like a complete pig. Thinking back I wish I had eaten one more.
Wait till you hear about the rodeo! Then you'll really think I'm a P-Dub wannabe!
1 comment:
Those photos look great, and I love the description of any kind of meat with a slow-cooked "chili rub!!" I'm in love with both tacos and spicy foods, so this sounds great.
Next time, eat that 4th taco!! Enjoy!!
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