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By Jim7heaven7
on March 18, 2012
This recipe by far is my favorite Carne Asada taco recipe. I have made it at least a dozen times and it comes out perfect every-time.
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on October 01, 2011
I loved this recipe!!! I bought thinly cut shoulder beef (paleta carne) and marinated it for three hours. I gave this recipe 4-starts because my family thought that the soy sauce gave the meat a bit of a teriyaki flavor. My family is from Mexico and particular about their meat; rightfully so!
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on August 06, 2011
I can't believe I haven't reviewed this. We make this frequently. I generally marinade this overnight in a ziploc bag. We then grill quickly, let it rest and eat it up with corn tortillas and a variety of toppings. Always incl onions and cilantro! thanks!
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I make this recipe as reads regularly and get so many compliments on how good dinner is. Great recipe and thanks for it. I cook the meat then chop it after cooked. I like the meat to look just a tiny bit burned.
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on May 01, 2010
I made these tonight and I felt I was in one of our Taquerias here in Southwest Detroit. I liked the onion relish very much, but I skipped the salsa and used jarred salsa verde. I dug it and will make these again. Very inexpensive and satisfying, with enough leftovers for dinner tomorrow.
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I got this recipe from allrecipe and a reviewer had some great alterations: "Decreased the amount of soy sauce to 1/3 cup. I decreased the vinegar to 1/4 cup. I omitted the lime juice & instead used 1/3 cup low acid orange juice & the juice from half a lg lemon. I decreased the oil to 1/3 cup (half olive, half vegetable)" I marinated skirt steak overnight and it was AMAZING!!! Better than at the Mexican restaurant! It was so good I felt it didn't need the salsa at all. My one year old gobbled it up too!!
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on May 23, 2009
By Chef #519929
on October 29, 2007
so easy and great! my hubby is a big carne asada taco fan, these fit the bill perfectly! Thanks!
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on September 01, 2007
I used chopped carne asada from the local Mexican Carniceria. It came out very good and even my picky son really like it. I didn't taste quite authentic, but it was very good for making at home. We'll definitely be making this one again. Thanks, MilfAndCookies
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I used the recipe to make the carne asada because I was trying to get the steak to taste like the one you get from all the taquerias out here in California. While this tasted very good, it was nothing like the stuff you get in the restaurants. I think the soysauce, while it does give it a nice flavour, is the problem.
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on April 20, 2007
Fabulous!
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on March 10, 2007
Awesome flavor, I let it marinade for about 8 hours, next time I will do even longer for more flavor. The onion relish is awesome, and overall these tacos taste very authentic. The lime and cilantro makes it taste so fresh. Yum. Thanks for a great recipe!
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on January 03, 2007
So easy, soooo good! Lovely authentic mexican flavor! I put the marinade in a large ziploc and pop in my steak, the longer it stays in, the better! After it marinates for a few hours, hubby cooks the meat on our little gas grill and after it cools a bit he chops it up and we put it on our tacos along with a squirt of lime, a little onion relish and some canned green salsa ...DELICIOUS! I love this recipe!
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Serving Size: 1 (474 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 8
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