Adobado (adavada) - [Spanish] in Texas, a sour marinade paste made with chiles, herbs and vinegar; in New Mexico and El Paso, a marinade for pork made with red New Mexican chiles, Mexican oregano and garlic.
Adobado - Paste or sauce made from chilies, vinegar, and other seasonings. Used as a seasoning for meats. Adulterated Food - Food that has been contaminated to the point that it is considered unfit for human consumption. ...
Meat dishes prepared in this way are called adobado and are not to be confused with the similarly named Filipino dish, adobo.
search Products that are added to meat to produce a certain flavor or result. Anything added to a meat or poultry product other than meat, poultry, or meat and poultry by products. Adobado ...
See also: Sauce, Vinegar, Paste, Cinnamon, Season
 
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