A bold, smoky stew of tender beef simmered in a rich sauce of roasted tomatoes, tomatillos, and dried chiles, with a complex recado that delivers serious heat.
Instructions
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Boil beef in salted water for 1.5 hours until tender. Reserve broth.
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Toast dried chiles on a comal until fragrant and pliable. Soak in hot water 20 min.
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Roast tomatoes, tomatillos, onion, and garlic on the comal until charred.
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Blend soaked chiles, roasted vegetables, achiote, cinnamon, cloves, and peppercorns with 1 cup broth.
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Strain sauce into a pot. Add cooked beef and 2 cups broth.
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Simmer 30 min until sauce thickens and flavors meld. Season with salt, garnish with cilantro.
Did You Know?
Revolcado is traditionally one of Guatemala's spiciest dishes — the combination of guaque and pasa chiles delivers a deep, building heat that sneaks up on you.
The Story Behind Revolcado
Revolcado showcases the Guatemalan mastery of recados, the complex spice and chile pastes that define the cuisine. The dish evolved during the colonial period as a way to enrich tough cuts of meat with intensely flavored sauces. The name means "scrambled" or "mixed up," referring to the rich blend of ingredients in the sauce.
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