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Throw ingredients in a big stock pot and let them simmer for hours while you do your daily business. When dinner rolls around, the beef will be soft and broth richly flavored. Goes well with hot corn tortillas! Plenty to go around for hungry bellies and lots of leftovers too. Add caldo de res to your weekly routine to make meals a breeze!
Throw ingredients in a big stock pot and let them simmer for hours while you do your daily business. When dinner rolls around, the beef will be soft and broth richly flavored. Goes well with hot corn tortillas! Plenty to go around for hungry bellies and lots of leftovers too. Add caldo de res to your weekly routine to make meals a breeze!
Brown meat on all sides in a pot, salt and pepper generously, then add pieces and bones to a large stock pot of water. Bring to boil. Deglaze the seared meat pot with onions garlic, and broth from the stockpot, then add all this into stockpot of boiling water. Alternatively, you can bring meat, onion, garlic, and filtered water to a boil and skip the browning process.
Season the water with salt and pepper to flavor the broth.
Simmer for several hours (3-5 hours) until meat is falling off the bone and/or soft. This could be anywhere from 3-5 hours. Add carrots, cabbage and potato and cook for about 20 minutes until vegetables are softer. The corn can be added in towards the very end.
Step 4
Plate each bowl with fresh cilantro (or dried cilantro flowers from the garden), pickled radish and sauerkraut. Serve with warm tortillas.
Note
Don’t be intimidated by this soup, once you make it, you’ll realize how easy it is! You’ll get plenty of leftovers too, so you’ll have quick lunches and dinners for days.
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