This recipe is translated from Cookpad Mexico. See original: MexicoTacos de pescado al pastor #familiar

Al Pastor-Style Fish Tacos

Jess Ceballos
Jess Ceballos @practiJess
Aguascalientes

My daughters don’t usually eat fish, but they can’t resist it when I make it this way.

Al Pastor-Style Fish Tacos

My daughters don’t usually eat fish, but they can’t resist it when I make it this way.

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Ingredients

1 hour
Serves 4 servings
  1. 4tilapia fillets
  2. 1/2 teaspoonground cumin
  3. 1/2 teaspoonground black pepper
  4. 3whole cloves
  5. 1 tablespoondried oregano
  6. 2small bay leaves
  7. 2garlic cloves
  8. 1 tablespooncoarse salt
  9. 1large piece of onion
  10. 3medium dried árbol chiles
  11. 10dried guajillo chiles
  12. 1 cupwhite vinegar (240 ml)
  13. 1 cupwater (240 ml)
  14. 1 cupfinely chopped pineapple (about 165 grams)
  15. Chopped cilantro
  16. 1/2onion, chopped
  17. 1/2 poundcorn tortillas (about 225 grams)

Cooking Instructions

1 hour
  1. 1

    Finely chop the onion, cilantro, and pineapple separately.

  2. 2

    Fry the fish fillets, breaking them up as they cook, and let them brown.

  3. 3

    In a saucepan over low heat, simmer the cumin, bay leaves, black pepper, cloves, oregano, and chiles in the cup of water until the chiles are soft, about 10 minutes. Transfer everything to a blender, add the salt, garlic cloves, onion, and vinegar, and blend until smooth.

  4. 4

    Pour the adobo sauce over the fish (no need to strain it). Once the fish is well coated, add the chopped pineapple.

  5. 5

    Heat the tortillas in a little oil if you like, or just warm them up as you prefer.

  6. 6

    Enjoy! Like any taco, top with onion, cilantro, lime, and your favorite salsa. I recommend the classic taquera salsa with tomato, árbol, and guajillo chiles, but use whatever you like best.

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