Mexican bouilloncan substitute with chicken bouillon base or cube5-7 g
ground black pepper
10 g
fresh cilantro25 g
lime juice60 g
orange juice150 g
tomatoesseeded, drained, diced300 g
onionsmall diced, rinsed in cold water1 medium-large
jalapeñodiced; poblano for milder, serrano for spicier30 g
fresh cilantro, finely choppedfor pico de gallo15 g
lime juicefor pico de gallo30 g
saltfor pico de gallo8 g
all-purpose flourfor tortillas300 g
saltfor tortilla dough6 g
cold butter, cubed50 g
cold water170 g
avocadomashed with lime juice and salt1
Steps
1
Use a jaccard tool (or fork) to poke holes all over the steak to tenderize it and help marinade penetrate.
2
Cut the steak into 6-8 oz portions for easier, more even cooking.
3
Season both sides generously with salt and let dry brine while preparing the marinade.
4
Blend oil, soy sauce, chipotles, garlic, spices, bouillon, pepper, cilantro, lime juice, and orange juice into a smooth marinade.
5
Place steaks in a bag, pour over marinade, toss to coat, and refrigerate overnight for best flavor (same-day works too).
6
For pico de gallo, combine diced tomatoes (seeded and drained), rinsed diced onion, diced jalapeño, chopped cilantro, lime juice, and salt; let sit ~20 minutes to meld.
7
Make tortilla dough by cutting cold butter into flour and salt (using a food processor or by hand), then mix in cold water until it forms a dough.
8
Knead the dough about 2 minutes until elastic, then divide into 12 portions (~40g each) and roll into balls.
9
Roll each ball into a ~7-inch round, cook in a medium-hot nonstick pan about 90 seconds per side until puffed and lightly browned; keep warm.
10
Oil the grill well, grill marinated steaks over high heat about 3-4 minutes per side until charred outside and medium doneness inside.
11
Rest the steak 5-10 minutes, then slice against the grain and cut into 1/2-inch cubes.
12
Spread mashed avocado on warm tortillas, top with diced steak and drained pico de gallo, then serve.