

Tacos de discada is a beloved family meal that originates from Northern Mexico and makes for a fantastic summer recipe. This dish is ideal for entertaining and spending time with a large group of friends, as it can be easily multiplied to accommodate more people.
If you are unfamiliar with discada tacos, it is a dish that is typically prepared using a large, cast-iron pan that is shaped like a “disc,” hence the name. The disc is typically heated over an open flame, but you can also prepare a quick discada tacos in the convenience of your own kitchen.
Ingredients may vary between recipes, but these are the classic discada tacos ingredients:
To make discada tacos, the ingredients are cooked in stages to ensure that everything is evenly browned. Traditionally, the ingredients are first fried in the center of the disc, where the heat is highest. Once they have browned, they are moved to the outer edge of the disc, where the heat is less intense, and the remaining ingredients are cooked in the center. Once all the ingredients are fried, they are mixed together and seasoned with spices and beer.
We added our signature Chipotle Paste, beer, and lime juice to the discada tacos to give it a unique flavor. The result is a mouth-watering, meaty filling that is perfect for serving in tacos.
Prep time
30MINS
Cook time
36MINS
Total time
66MINS
Ideal for
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Tacos de discadas are a type of taco that originates from the northern region of Mexico. They are typically made with diced pork or beef, sautéed with onions, peppers, and other seasonings on a large, disc-shaped metal skillet called a discada. The meat and vegetables are then served on a warm tortilla with toppings such as salsa, guacamole, and cilantro.
Pork and beef are the most common meats used in tacos de discadas, although other meats such as chicken or chorizo may also be used. The meat is typically diced into small pieces and then cooked on the discada with onions, peppers, and other seasonings.
Tacos de discadas are typically served with a variety of toppings, including salsa, guacamole, diced onions, cilantro, and lime wedges. Other toppings may include cheese, sour cream, and diced tomatoes.
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