Delicious Romeritos made with H-E-B products. The plant of Romeritos grows wild, it is not cultivated. It is named so because of its resemblance to rosemary, it is not eaten except in a mix with pipián, potatoes, nopales, shrimp, and fried tortilla.
It is a very common stew in Mexico served with hot tortillas. In the houses of the Mexican provinces, tortillas are still made on a comal and served at the table hot.
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