recado
- noun
- US
- I added some recado to the sauce for extra flavor.
Examples
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The chef added a spoonful of recado to the soup to enhance its flavor.
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Traditional Yucatán dishes often use recado as a key ingredient in their sauces.
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You can buy recado at many Latin American grocery stores for authentic Mexican cooking.
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Have you tried the recado from Yucatán?
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For authentic flavor in your dish, mix the recado with grilled meat before serving.
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The key to a delicious Yucatán meal is the recado, which enhances the overall taste.
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To prepare the sauce, blend the recado with fresh herbs and spices for a rich flavor.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Recado for a Yucatán spice paste comes from Spanish, where recado can mean a prepared thing or 'what is given'. So a recado is a ready-made mix of spices you add to food.