Last Monday my Pressure Cooker Cochinita Pibil recipe exploded in popularity. Cochinita Pibil is a famous recipe from the Yucatan peninsula in Mexico: pork rubbed with Achiote paste, wrapped in banana leaves, and cooked in a pit. I published my pressure cooking version recipe years ago, and normally it clips along with a dozen views a day, one of my typical “long tail” recipes.
Last Monday it surged in popularity - about 1200 views, seemingly out of nowhere. I think it was featured in a recipe roundup on MSN News, so…great! I love that recipe, and the memory of unwrapping banana leaves at Fonda San Miguel restaurant in Austin, TX.
If they like it enough to feature it, I figured I should re-share it with my loyal readers. So, here you go - pit cooked pork, pressure cooker style.
Recipe: Pressure Cooker Cochinita Pibil (Yucatecan Pit Cooked Pork)
Link: Pressure Cooker Cochinita Pibil (Yucatecan pit cooked pork)
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