Sopa de Lima (my recipe)

My grandmother had a dear friend from Yucatán named Paquita Moguel, who taught her several recipes from her homeland. My grandmother then taught them to me, and my favorite is this one, along with her famous frijoles con puerco that are finger-licking good.
Sopa de Lima (my recipe)
My grandmother had a dear friend from Yucatán named Paquita Moguel, who taught her several recipes from her homeland. My grandmother then taught them to me, and my favorite is this one, along with her famous frijoles con puerco that are finger-licking good.
Steps
- 1
Cook the chicken breast with just salt, or add a little chicken bouillon powder if it tastes bland. The broth should have a strong flavor. In a pot, add a tablespoon of lard where you previously fried the tortilla strips. When the pot is hot, add the broth, shredded chicken, a pinch of Escabeche Oriental spice blend, and a small spoonful of Kut sauce.
- 2
Escabeche Oriental is a spice blend called 'recado' that includes cumin, cinnamon, bay leaf, garlic, pepper, clove, and oregano, usually sold pre-ground.
- 3
Once boiling, ladle the soup into bowls. Add two slices of bitter orange, a squeeze of lime, tortilla strips, and a handful of the habanero, onion, and tomato mixture. Serve immediately.
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