A discada is an authentic Mexican dish that originated from Puebla City. This dish consists of a mixture of meats, including pork, beef, turkey, and even rabbit. Vegetables are included, too, such as carrots, peas, green beans, chiles, and tomato.
Heat the oil over medium-high heat in a big frying pan.Add the bacon and fry it till crispy after it is heated. To drain the extra fat, remove and set on a dish.
Next, saute the chorizo for 56 minutes in the same frying pan.Place on the platter with the bacon after being taken out.
The pork has now been added; cook for about 7 minutes, then remove. If it doesn't appear to be fully cooked yet, don't panic; it will finish cooking when the other ingredients do.
Add the beef to the frying pan and cook for 8 minutes. Remove and place with the other already cooked ingredients.
The meat should be added to the pan and cooked for 8 minutes. Remove and mix with the remaining ingredients that have previously been cooked.
Roughly 10 minutes of cooking (by this time, the tomatoes will start releasing their juices).
Pour the beer in after that, add salt and pepper, and cover. Cook the meats for a further five minutes, or until they are all tender and cooked through. Add the chopped cilantro right before serving.
Enjoy with a pile of warm flour tortillas, pinto beans, and a side of creamy guacamole. Usually, a pan with a disc shape is used to cook this meal; it resembles a paella pan used on a grill outside.