Sometimes, after a long day the last thing you want to do is come home and slave over a hot stove, these are the days when the call of fast food delivery comes in loud and clear and before you know it you’re reaching to the phone to place an order from your best loved delivery place. Don’t.
Investing in a slow cooker is one of the best things you can do for a busy life, there are so many recipes you can put on before you head to the office or out to run errands and a few hours later you’ll come home to a delicious meal ready to eat. It’s perfect.
This Mexican style beef is no different, it cooks for six to eight ours on low and all you need to do before you dig in is pull the beef and cook up the sides.
It makes for a brilliant lunch the next day – so be sure to cook up a little bit extra.
The addition of bone broth in this recipe instead of run of the mill stock adds a new level of nutrition and flavour. Made from the bones of animals, spices and vegetables they are simmered for over 8 hours allowing the marrow to dissolve.
Packed with collagen, gelatin, calcium, phosphorus, potassium and magnesium this broth heaps heal leaky gut, strengthens the immune system, reduces joint pain and calms the mind, promoting better sleep.
The broth can be warmed up and drunk in the morning in place of your coffee or added to stews, soups and sauces in place of the traditional stock.
You can either make your own at home in the slow cooker or you can buy it from Clean Living Co and have it delivered to your door.
Ingredients
- Topside roast
- 1tsp cumin
- 2tsp garlic paste
- 1/2 large white onion
- 200ml bone broth
- 1/2tsp dried red chili
- 1tsp dried coriander
- 300ml boiling water
- 1tsp cinnamon
How to
- Seal the beef in A hot frying pan
- Place the beef along with the rest of the ingredients in the slow cooker for 8 hours on low
- Remove beef from slow cooker and shred using two forks – it should pull apart easily
- Strain the liquid from the slow cooker into a pan and add the now shredded beef
- Cook on a low to medium heat until the liquid has reduced and serve.
- Serve with quinoa, rice, potatoes or on a bun.
Yummy! This looks so tasty and easy to prepare! would definitely try it.
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Perfect timing! I just got a pork butt and was hoping to make something just like this.
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My boyf would love the recipe, I try to make it on his birthday 🙂 xxxx
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I hope he enjoys it!
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I love easy slow cooker meals during the summer! This would be great for a hot day when I don’t want to turn the oven on. Always need good taco tuesday recipes 🙂
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This would be so good in a taco!
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My favorite kind of recipe – you can do so much with the pulled pork!
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Yep this recipe would work with pretty much any meat!
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I love that this doesn’t have sugar! Looks so yummy
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Yummy! I love that not only is the slow cooker meal, but is also paleo.
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Looks delicious! I can just imagine how much better it tastes!
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Looks delish, can’t wait to try!!
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OMG This looks amazing. I need to add this to my paleo meals that I try to have most of the time!
Jenn
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You won’t be disappointed it’s really good 😊
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Making this tomorrow! I just made some bone broth and this looks amazing.
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Oh let me know how it went. Hope you enjoyed it 🙂
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Yum! I need to try this out! Looks amazing!
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Wow, this looks amazing! My husband would love this. I might have to make this next week instead of our usual taco Tuesday meal!
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This could totally be used in tacos!!! 😋🙂
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This looks yummy! Does this recipe freeze well?
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Yep, I stuck some of the leftovers in the freezer… Though you sometimes need to add a little liquid, I squeezed a lemon over it once it was heated up and all good.
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Ohh yes this is something I have to try on our meat day! Perhaps already this week! With some hot spicy that would be even better. Omg I am so looking forward!
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