

These Pork in Salsa Verde Tacos are inspired by the Mexican stews known as “Guisados” or “Guisos”. There isn’t just one recipe for guisados, but they mainly consist of a protein (chicken or beef most commonly) that is cooked slowly in a pot and combined with a flavoursome sauce and vegetables making it the perfect one pot meal. The sauces used can be tomatillo based or made with dried Mexican chilies that are prepared into a paste which is then cooked with the meat, vegetables and perhaps a bit of stock.
Every family has their own recipes and variations of this meal and something from what their “abuelitas”, “grandmas” or certain “aunties” are known for.
This is perfect for sharing in the middle of the table and to have everyone helping themselves to make their own tacos with warm soft tortillas, or also just served with a bit of mexican rice and freshly made beans on the side.
Our guisado is made using pork shoulder cooked with fried onions, potatoes and seasoned with our Gran Luchito Garlic & Guajillo Fajita and Taco Mix, then covered and simmered in our delicious Gran Luchito Enchilada Cooking Sauce, finished with freshly chopped coriander and served with Gran Luchito Soft Taco Wraps.
A favourite recipe of our family and friends, we hope that your family will love it too!
If you enjoy this recipe, we recommend trying out some of our other Mexican stew recipes including our Slow Cooked Mexican Chicken Stew and Chipotle Pork Cheek Stew.
Prep time
15MINS
Cook time
30MINS
Total time
45MINS
Ideal for
Make it
Serves
Serve them with sides of Black Beans and Lime and Coriander rice:
Your free Taco guide will be emailed to you immediately. The combination of the pork, creamy beans and punchy salsa verde is a winning dish. What does salsa verde taste like? At its core, salsa verde is tart, tangy, and zesty with a bright, refreshing taste. To tone down salsa, you can add more tomatoes or other ingredients such as onions, bell peppers, or corn to dilute the heat. Additionally, adding a bit of sugar or honey can help to balance out the spiciness. If the salsa is tomato-based, a touch of dairy like sour cream or yogurt can also help to neutralise the heat. Subscribe now for a free copy of the Gran Luchito e-cookbook filled with delicious, authentic Mexican recipes and join our mailing list for all the latest recipes, news and blog updates.
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