Barbacoa, A Love Story

I saw a barbacoa recipe on here, I liked it, but realized when making it that I was modifying it so much that it was no longer the same recipe. So, I took down what I was doing the next time and, you're welcome ;)
Barbacoa, A Love Story
I saw a barbacoa recipe on here, I liked it, but realized when making it that I was modifying it so much that it was no longer the same recipe. So, I took down what I was doing the next time and, you're welcome ;)
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Collect all ingredients
- 2
Heat oil in pan on med/high. Brown pork loin on all sides.
- 3
Put your pork in the crock pot
- 4
In the same pan with all the porky goodness, sauteé your onions
- 5
In your blender add half your onion, all of the garlic, and Chipotle peppers. I just add the entire can/jar, we like heat
- 6
Blend those babies up
- 7
Pour in with your pork.
- 8
Drain the tomatoes, dump into the blender. Squeeze the heck out of your limes/lemons into the blender. Take out seeds if they sneak in.
- 9
A thinner sauce than earlier.
- 10
Pour it in with the pork and the Chipotle sauce
- 11
Add beef broth
- 12
Add ginger ale or chicken broth, I like ginger ale
- 13
Cook on high for 5 hrs
- 14
Remove when fork tender
- 15
Shred that beast apart like so
- 16
Return to juices in crock pot
- 17
While you wait sauteé peppers and onions. Use some of the pork juice to sweat them (or serve raw, they are beautiful either way)
- 18
Remove about 2 cups liquid, but reserve for storing and reheating leftovers (pain in the butt, but you'll thank me)
- 19
You're ready to serve up some beautiful barbacoa pork
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