Native to New Mexico, carne adovada is meat (pork) marinated with New Mexico chiles, oregano, cumin and garlic, then slow-cooked (source: http://www.blue-kitchen.com/2008/08/13/taste-of-new-mexico-carne-adovada/). Other sources include vinegar, onions and broth. There seems to be consensus on marinating – 2 days being generally recommended.
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