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Grass Fed Beef


greg deutsch

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Sonora's Meat in La Floresta claims to be grass fed Angus cattle. We found it flavorless and very lean (tough). I think you would have to invest in a meat cooler and dry age all your Mexican beef if you want tender and tasty. There may be someone doing this in Guadalajara, but not here.

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There's a reason for feed lots. Range cattle without passing through feed lots is good for ground beef only. Oh you could cook some of the meat in a slow cooker for 20 hours and it would taste and be tender enough to consume. Mexicans only use it for soups and bistake a very thin sliced meat.

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The carneceria across from Soriana has beef bones, you have to ask for shank, which he then saws up to a size you want. They also have pork shank to make chamorro - sort of like slow cooked osso buco with pork and fruit. Guadalajarans (Tapatios) like carne en su jugo - meat cooked in it's own juice.

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