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In the local mercado (this is in northern California, a bit above SF),
the meat counter offers a number of cuts of beef (and a few of pork), all sliced very thin (~1/8"). I get them when I want to make Philly cheesesteaks, or to make jerky, but what are they "supposed" to be for? Based on the piles at the mercado, a whole lot of people are eating a whole lot of *something* made from it. What are some "traditional" or "standard" Mexican recipes that call for dinner-plate-sized very thin slices of various cuts of beef? I don't recall seeing anything of that shape in a dish in a Mexican restaurant, nor have I seen it called for in a recipe for a Mexican dish. Or maybe I don't know what I'm looking for (well, except for Al Pastor, but do folks even make that at home?) Isaac |
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