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Pernil Puertorriqueño al Horno
Un pernil al estilo puertorriqueño, jugoso por dentro y con la piel crujiente y dorada. La receta incluye un adobo casero de ajo, orégano, comino y vinagre, marinado toda la noche y cocinado lentamente en el horno para obtener una carne tierna y sabrosa.
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Critical Success Points
- • Hacer la pasta de ajo y mezclar el adobo correctamente.
- • Marcar la piel con cortes en forma de cruz.
- • Marinar el pernil durante al menos 24 horas.
- • Cocinar cubierto durante 4 horas y destapar para dorar la piel.
- • Aumentar la temperatura a 500°F al final para lograr la piel crujiente.
Safety Warnings
- • Manipula la carne cruda con utensilios y superficies limpias para evitar contaminación cruzada.
- • Lávate bien las manos después de tocar carne cruda.
- • Usa guantes de horno o manoplas al manipular la bandeja caliente.
- • Ten cuidado al subir la temperatura a 500°F; el vapor y la grasa pueden salpicar.
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