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, En la cocina mexicana, el adobo es una pop … En la cocina mexicana, el adobo es una popular preparación y técnica culinaria para conservar y sazonar carnes, típicamente de cerdo o de res. Consiste en una salsa similar a un mole ligero que contiene diversas especias, vinagre y chiles ancho, guajillo o pasilla (entre muchos otros). La inclusión de chiles secos es la principal diferencia entre el adobo mexicano y el de otros países. Dependiendo de la receta, los adobos mexicanos se destinan para marinar, para bañar o para cocinar la carne.inar, para bañar o para cocinar la carne.
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, En la cocina mexicana, el adobo es una pop … En la cocina mexicana, el adobo es una popular preparación y técnica culinaria para conservar y sazonar carnes, típicamente de cerdo o de res. Consiste en una salsa similar a un mole ligero que contiene diversas especias, vinagre y chiles ancho, guajillo o pasilla (entre muchos otros). La inclusión de chiles secos es la principal diferencia entre el adobo mexicano y el de otros países. Dependiendo de la receta, los adobos mexicanos se destinan para marinar, para bañar o para cocinar la carne.inar, para bañar o para cocinar la carne.
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