Dinner with the baby. This is what happens when you leave dad with no adult supervision.

Today’s meal was started last night because it takes a bit of planning. You have to make a marinade and marinate the meat for a good while for best results.

I don’t pile them too high so the fillings are less likely to escape.
I don’t pile them too high so the fillings are less likely to escape.
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What it looked like before cooking:

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My pollo asado marinade is classified, but it’s mostly citrus juice with spice infused oil. I prefer to use thighs because they are more flavorful. Once the chicken has marinated for ~24 hours, I line a pan with foil and broil for about 15 minutes at the maximum setting, flipping about 2/3 of the way through, leaving some char on both sides. Rest for ~5 minutes before cutting into little pieces; it should be super juicy.

Serve in toasted corn tortillas topped with a mix of onion, cilantro, lime juice, and salt (technically a salsa, I guess). I usually also put some diced serranos on there and some Tapatío right as I’m eating it, because I’m ghetto like that.

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The baby doesn’t have taco eating skills yet, so he ate them deconstructed as pieces of meat, some of the onion & cilantro, and strips of toasted tortilla.

¡El taco deconstruido es muy bueno!
¡El taco deconstruido es muy bueno!