I trim / clean mine up & been playing around with marinade / soaking overnight before cooking in the butter...I don't add any bbq sauce & prefer them more traditional w/ just seasoning. Been on the border too long I reckon.
I'm thinking of getting a small disk & playing around with other methods.
They shrink up a lot. I forgot to mention to buy twice as much as you think you need.
My fiancé and myself can tear up 3 bags ourselves with no leftovers. Lol
RobinHood, your making me want to drive down south and join you for some Mollejas, dang,, in the comal, nobre shut up!!!!!!! good golly, i am looking for sum this weekend around Mckinney
I keep coming back to this thread when I'm hungry Lol I've not seen anyone mention my favorite way to do them yet. just one additional step...
When mollejas are done, whether smoked or braised, I chop half of them really small with a cleaver (almost minced) and then crisp them in a cast iron. Just adds some texture and depth of flavor. Of course, served over fresh corn tortilla, cilantro, and onion.
This way, people can choose whole (softer) or "crispy" for their tacos. If someone is having a hard time stomaching the whole glands, crisp them up for them. Good way to introduce someone to Thymus Gland.
After gilling and slicing, I decided to return to the fire.
Time to load em up
Chow time.
First impressions, some were very chewy and some were tender. Maybe I didn’t boil in butter long enough or maybe I should have removed the membrane? I dunno, I’ll have to experiment around with that.
You are correct on shrinkage, buy more than you think you’ll need.
I prefer the grilled flour tortillas over the corn. Just my preference.
I think these would be great chopped up in some scrambled eggs for breakfast.
I will be trying this again.
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I ordered them mixed with tripas last night at a nearby Tocolandia. They were over cooked and chopped and I was disappointed. we recently did some mollejas at home that came out way better. Never tried bbq sauce on mollejas but I would probably like it that way too
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