Corned beef
i was taught this recipe when i was in florida and i wanted to share it with everyone cuz it tastes so good!
Corned beef
i was taught this recipe when i was in florida and i wanted to share it with everyone cuz it tastes so good!
Cooking Instructions
- 1
in non-stick pan heat up 1 tablespoon of olive oil at medium heat
- 2
once olive oil is heated put 1 tablespoon of minced garlic and 1 tablespoon of sofrito in pan and stir around to saute it for a bit
- 3
then put in 1 packet of sazon and 1 packet of ham flavor in the pan and stir
- 4
add 1 can of tomato sauce to mix and stir til mixed well
- 5
add 2 tablespoons of ketchup and stir
- 6
with a spoon add 1 can of corn beef. scoop it out in small chunks into the pan and smoosh it with spoon
- 7
stir corn beef until everything is mixed and there are no more chunks
- 8
once its done serve with white rice and enjoy!
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