lunch · dairy-free
Torta ahogada with cochinita pibil
A crusty roll stuffed with achiote-roasted pork and beans, then 'drowned' in warm tomato broth and spicy chile de árbol sauce, topped with pickled onions.
- Time
- 240min
- Steps
- 4
Ingredients
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Contains wheat.
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Method
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1
Blend the achiote, juices, garlic and oregano and marinate the pork at least 4 hours.
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2
Wrap in banana leaves or foil and roast at 160°C (325°F) for 3-3.5 hours until shreddable.
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3
Spread the rolls with beans and stuff with pork.
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4
Ladle over hot tomato broth and as much chile sauce as you dare. Top with pickled onions and eat with a fork.