I saw this recipe from some relatives of my grandmother who live in Kanasin. It is simply delicious thanks to the golden salbutes and the spiciness of the black recado, which is the star of this dish. Here in Mérida, it is very common to have this dish for breakfast on Sundays or on special occasions accompanied by a local fresh orange drink. What I like about this dish is its versatility, as it is typical to eat it as a meal, in tacos, salbutes, and tortas.
I hope you enjoy it! Regards.
The presentation can vary according to the diners' taste; it can be served in tacos, as a meal, salbutes, or tortas.
Tips
*The meat can be chicken instead of turkey.
*Serve with chopped habanero pepper with sour orange juice.
*To give the broth a thicker consistency, dissolve two tablespoons of flour in a little water and add it to the broth when it is about to boil, stirring continuously until the desired consistency is achieved.
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