Sam, my son followed your recipe for carne asada . It was our all time favorite! He fixed it often, we never tired of it! My son passed away almost two years ago. He was our family grill master! I am going to give this receipe to my grand son a hopefully he will become our newest grill master. My son Nick followed you regularly and made full use of our grill. It never got too cold in Ohio for his grill!!!
Came looking for comments to see if this marinade was good and who actually liked it enough to leave a review. I’m sorry for your loss. I’m sure he made a tasty marinade as well. I’ll be trying it soon. Hopefully we like it as much 😃
My deepest condolences 😔Glad your son left great memories grilling in Ohio and the tradition will be carried on with your grandson ☺️ We lived in North East Ohio for my job and I would also be grilling during those cold winters when the temperature dropped to -13 degrees 👍
1 head of cilantro, chopped fine 3 large cloves of garlic, minced 1 Tbsp of cumin 1 tsp of pepper 1 tsp of salt 1/2 cup of olive oil Handful of brown sugar 1 lime, zest and juice 2 Tbsp of soy sauce Marinade 1 to 4 hours
So what is a handful of brown sugar? I made this and something was off. I added a tablespoon of brown sugar. I don’t know yet..... I’m going to try again next week.
@@MrTurtleMob It should be 1 tablespoon not handful, yikes that would have been too much. If you google, Carne asada tacos sam the cooking guy and click on the first icon it takes you to the ingredients list
As a Mexican who has been making carne asada for over 15yrs I would like to congratulate you on this recipe. I used it for my Sunday cookout and EVERYONE was impressed!! (which is saying a lot because my wife's grandmother is.....well.....difficult) Thank you for the video!!
Brother you just motivated even more to try this recipe. I live in El Paso,TX and as you may know this is carne asada country right here and my wife and mother in law love carne asada and would be bien encabronadas if I ruin their antojo. You know what I mean?
Sam the cooking guy ..I wanted to share that I was in the hospital for 98 days I have been home since 9/1, I was in a coma for 30 days and when I woke up I couldn’t eat or drink for almost 8 weeks, I was being fed through my nose and iv and eventually a feeding tube. During that time all I watched was cooking shows and videos, it helped for some reason lol, that’s where I came across your channel. I just wanted to say thank you for your videos and personality. I love to cook and have made quite a few of your recipes. Keep up the great work, your videos helped me get through some tough times. They had the hospital locked down so no visitors. So thank you again for what you do it really helped me get through. If it wasn’t for God, my Wife , prayer and Sam the cooking guy videos, well I am here and thankful to be alive !!!!
I love that you get right into your recipe without all the unnecessary blah,blah,blah. I love simple recipes without a ton of ingredients,so keep up the good work,can’t wait to try the “CARNE ASADA”
Hello Sam, I am a 53 year old chef according to my family but I tell you that every time I make something that you show and teach us how easy it truly is to cook with flavor and love, she says “ That is the best thing you have made.” I have tried different spices before but sometimes have used too much of it and then ruins it for a while. I use your measurements to a tee most times and it never goes wrong from the tequila lime shrimp and grits I made for her birthday to the most recent Carne Asada, the best thing ever. Love what you are doing for us all, making the world cook again. Thank you brother. Kevin S.
Soy sauce goes with just about all steak marinades. If you don’t like soy just get braggs liquid aminos. It taste the same just a healthier version. Give it a shot
Sam, I put this together the other night. I used skirt steak and my wife and I were blown away by the incredible flavor. I just found your channel but love all of what I’ve seen so far. Keep up the good work and I love your kitchen set up. Very jealous.
I just watched this yesterday, it looked so good. So I went home but only had boneless chicken thighs and used the same recipe and put over the BBQ, it was the best chicken we ever had!
So finally did this exact marinade for my fam, got to say- amazing! Grew up making carne asada and this is the winner. No need to put beer, or a bunch of home sauces. Simple and amazing. The meat maintains its own flavor . This will now be my go to marinade for flank steak-
People that don’t know anything about food will criticize it, but I actually think it looks very good. People probably think is sweet but is just a little kick to balance all the flavors together. I’m from Monterrey Mexico and I can tell you that there’s thousands of carne asada recipes with different ingredients. Some people add vinegar, lemon juice, adobo, pineapple juice, beer, orange juice, jalapeños, cilantro, cumin, wine, chimichurri, black pepper, white pepper, bay leaves, oregano, mustard, brown sugar, garlic, cajun seasoning, olive oil, etc etc…
Recipe never disappoints........Just whipped this up again last night with skirt steak. Absolute killer. Kicked the Brown Sugar, added Chili powder in place, hot fire. Chopped it up for burrito's.
I don’t think you’ll see this but just in case, thank you. It turned out amazing. I go see my grandparents on my rare day off. I always pick one of your recipes to fix for them…and me. You guys are the best!
@@foosdontcry oh really??!? Have you googled the definition of carne asada? This is exactly what the definition says. Don’t be simple minded. There are hundreds of different ways to do carne asada.
I made this exactly but without the brown sugar and it tastes AMAZING. 10/10 it works so good the flap meat and the charring was insane. It tastes exactly the carne asada my mother used to cook for me in my childhood.
@Jay Kemme , my parents are from Michoacan and Guadalajara. Having visited relatives down there all I've ever seen as anything resembling traditional carne asada consisted of whatever thinly cut of diesmillo or arrachera steak, lightly salted, grilled. Nothing fancy, no marinades, just plain steak. Same stuff in the mercados, on the street. Even in sit down restaurants, unless they offered something as a house specialty, a carne asada plate was just a simple, thinly cut steak, either bistec or sliced. I have never, in all my travels in Mexico, ever had carne asada that was marinaded or "preprada". In the US, yeah, we would get it if we wanted only because it was different but it's not the norm.
I agree. There's alot of stuff out there that are variations of the traditional stuff I grew up with that my Mom, Aunts, and Grandmothers would make. As long as it taste good, it's all good. I will say mention something else that made me laugh. Several years ago, Carl's Jr. advertised, what they were calling, a traditionally authentic California burrito. They showed the streets of Tijuana, and points south. I emailed their marketing team informing them that there was no such thing as an "authentic" California burrito and that saying this stupidity is insulting the intelligence of a lot of Southern Californians considering that many are very familiar with authentic Mexican food. While I never saw that commercial again I'm sure they received the same type of feedback from others.
By FAR the best cooking channel on UA-cam. I have not seen anything you've made I wouldn't eat and your enthusiasm for good food shines through every video. Thanks for the content, keep it up! Dave from the UK
I made this for Father's day recently. It is probably my 3rd time making this, and it really is the best Carne asada I have ever had. Thanks to all of you, and happy Father's day (little late). Keep up the good work!
Y’all hating on this comment section, I tried this recipe last Sunday & it’s actually really good. Only difference is I added some beer, but other than that this brother is on to something.
I made this the first time with flat iron steak because we could never find good skirt or Flank steak. Tonight, I used beef tenderloin and it was SUPERB. The whole family thinks I'm amazing. 🤣🤣 I fessed up that it was Sam's recipe.
I’m Mexican and I’ give this recipe a GO!! I make it the way my dad taught me but I tried this recipe and it was DAMN GOOD!!! Got yourself a new subscriber sir.
I actually use a little water and tablespoon of vinegar along with everything else he described. I was expecting a twist of something else to add to give it the meat flavor. 🤔
Just curious, we found a different recipe for the marinade , this woman added Oregano in HER marinade . Have you ever heard of this? It doesn’t sound like it would be all that good with oregano. When it’s convenient for you , could you send a text to me in response to my question ? Please? Thank you ! Paula Winder , Idaho.
@@TA-dk5nl So tell me. What's the difference between this recipe and the "authentic" recipe? As a an avid foodie and cook I've learned that authentic doesn't necessarily/always mean better than non authentic. I care more about quality of ingredients and creativity of use of ingredients, rather than doing something by the book.
Sam, you're a great man. I have some elderly friends who as you may imagine, appreciate tender and easy chewing meats. Family and friends of all ages loved the delicious servings. Your idea was a blessing for us all. Thank you, amigo.
I’ve made this so many times and I love it! Enjoy making it for others because I love the reaction on their faces when they take that first bite! Cheers to sam for this amazing recipe! 🎉
You are my new favorite person! Cooked your enchiladas for a party of 17 and they were blown away. I cannot wait to make street tacos using this recipe for the meat. Keep rocking out the LIFE ALTERING DELICIOUSNESS!!!! 😘
@@dab_saget It's not the way that Mexicans make it. So technically it's not *real* carne asada, but like I said, I'll still eat it, looks better than anything I can make xD
@@dab_saget Lunar is correct: mexican carne asada is made much differently.. but that takes noting away from this style. It looks freaking delicious and I'm going to try it one day.
I made it and added Toreados chili peppers to the marinade! Served with cilantro lime rice and black beans. No words to describe how unbelievably delicious it was with layers of flavor!
I was skeptical as well… being Mexican once i heard soy sauce I was out. But, I gave a shot, Pretty damn good my family thought it was really good. Personally I would rate it a strong 8.8 out of 10. It’s definitely one to try, non traditional but definitely goes good with some corn tortillas and a good guacamole. I would make it again. *side note if you’re like me and want a little kick I roasted some jalapeños on the grill and through those on the tacos. * Those are my 2 cents.
Soy sauce is very common in Mexican cooking. Many restaurants will have salsa de soya alongside all the other condiments and it is commonly used in marinades as well.
You, sir, are my new favorite person to watch on you tube. Awesome presentation and everything was so easily explained! And that shirt! Looking forward to trying this out with a little canna infused oil!
Have used this marinade twice on stove seared to oven cooked chuck steak. OMG it's DOPE! Seriously! I'm eating the steak now w/ a cucumber tomato salad. OMG. SO GOOD!!! You are right. You are a GENIUS!!!
Sam Sam Sam...... Tried this recipe yesterday and let me tell you🤤🤤. Just speechless. The whole recipe came together perfectly. I watch all your video's and decided to try this one first. Whoever was barking at you b/c of the soy sauce get your violin out and play them a song. Everything was perfect. Please keep them coming.!!!
When my oldest Son comes to town and me and him and his little Bro hang out, this is the exact recipe they want. We do it just like you show. The 3 of us go in the kitchen and make the marinade, then visit for 1-2 hours with it in the fridge, then fire up the grill. It is always amazing!!! As a side note, we eat it straight off the cutting board. (also like to add a bit more salt and pepper after the marinade.) Thanks Sam. My Sons think I'm a chef. Really, I just follow your recipe.
My step dad (Mexican) always made me drizzle a little lime/orange juice mix and a pinch of salt on the meat after the flip when he taught me to grill Carne. Kept the citrus zest from being boiled out of the meat. If the grill wasn't well seasoned or didn't get hot enough to char properly, he liked to cheat and add a drop of liquid smoke to that juice drizzle. He was fanatical about combining char/citrus flavor as being essential to his Carne method. Of course, he also thought that adding lime juice to any food was the panacea to all ailments and ills, so I took his advice with a grain of salt as well. He's been dead for years... : /
Pretty good marinade brother, a little different from the barrio bar-b-q style the ways the homies do it, but I'd definitely try it. Also, the best way to eat carne asada, is with homemade flour or corn tortillas. Matter of fact, me and the wife made carne asada yesterday with homemade everything. You have a new subscriber!
I’ve made this 20x. It is a fan favorite in our house. (Almost like steak tips.). Such great flavor. I make it in the morning and it’s good to go at dinner time. Thanks Sam!!
I'm making this right now for carne asada enchiladas. I added everything into my marinade with the addition of a splash of liquid smoke and a little msg. Smells amazing and I'm looking forward to cooking it up tomorrow.
I have made this three times now and it is a no fail, awesome recipe. So easy, SOOOOO good. I have changed it just a tiny bit, here's my tried and true version: 1 bunch cilantro 4 cloves garlic 1 1/2 TB cumin 1tsp salt and pepper 1/2 C olive oil 1 1/2 TB dark brown sugar 2 limes, zested and juiced 3 TB soy sauce
Thank you so very much for this carne asada, my friends were extremely delighted at the flavors. Keep up the fantastic and fun cooking ideas that we can follow and drool over haha.
Es el.. Steve Mamuchin de la cocina. Carne y azucar ni madre. Este guey se parce un chingo a Steve Mnuchen del gob. de los EEUU sera que tiene su otro jale en UA-cam haciendo carnitas...hahaha
I'm Mexican from Mexico and I never seen this, but I understand recipes can vary according to the region where they're prepared, with that said I am willing to be open minded and give this a try, who knows I might be very surprised on a positive way.
Thank you! Usually Mexican and Italian are very skeptical when, a nonperson from there culture, usually makes it and always comment’s how it should be made! I like this mindset sir.
Armando Rios I actually like the idea and I tried it. It won’t be much different just more money to spend. Might as well just drink your beer on the side
Need to let you know that I've seen, re-viewed, and used this video to make the carne asada dozens of times now. Personally, I don't use the brown sugar, but otherwise, Sam, this recipe ya done did, is freaking wonderful. The carne asada it ALWAYS gets applause. Love it-love it-love-it.
@@joerivas9847 Yup. I like letting as much of the meaty goodness come through. No need to hide the taste. The soy sauce is good in the mix, but I've done without, too, and it's fantastic.
The same thing happened to me when my Mom walked in but when I switched to porn it was Sam the cooking guy so I got told off anyway for watching crappy porn
Hello Sam. I made this recipe yesterday and it was phenomenal! First one of yours I tried. All of you should try it. Very important to marinate 4 plus hours. Use thermometer. Cook to 139 degrees then pull off and wrap in foil. Cut and freeze what you don't use. I make tacos all the time now, thanks to Sam!
Josue Martínez JM Music they’re not exactly the same, ranchera is beef loin flap in English, arrachera is beef skirt in English, a lot of places here in the states don’t have arrachera, but the butcher recommends beef loin flap aka ranchera, in Mexico you see a lot of arrachera at the carnicerías. I’ve noticed that ranchera is more porous than arrachera and it absorbs the marinade better, arrachera is a little more dense, they’re both good and similar enough that if you marinated both, most people would never be able to tell that they’re slightly different cuts of meat. I only buy if it says ranchera or beef loin flap, for tacos I’m a fan of diezmillo. People also use flank and brisket for carne asada grilling, but skirt and beef loin flap are best if you’re marinating, flank is a leaner choice.
Tried this recipe before, trust me it did not fail to impress many. Making it again tonight, my go to recipe, Sam absolutely has a wonderful cooking style and tasteful recipes.
@@samthecookingguy So I followed your recipe, even the splash of soy and brown sugar - I'm not a food zealot - I say fuck with shit - nothing is sacred. Next time I'm adding in some Serrano chili's to add some kick - probably gonna roast them for some smokey flavor. FUCK WIT IT. I got the flat steak and some precut chicken tenderloins. I made two batches of the marinade and coated the chicken and steak for about 1.5hrs., each in their own bowl. Fired up the grill, even when it was 40F outside and threw the meat on once it got hot enough. Shit turned out awesome! The steak was tender, juicy and super flavorful. The chicken was the big surprise - everyone gobbled that up too. Wife & kids approved! My wife wanted her steak on a salad so I made some of the marinade without the soy n sugar to use like a dressing. Thanks for making these videos. Keeping it simple and delicious for dummies like me helps a ton!
Making this RIGHT NOW. Always loved carne asada, never knew how to make the marinade. Knew you'd be the guy for that. Your recipes are ALWAYS bangin'. Very excited for tonight's dinner.
My partner and I made this and it’s incredibly delicious! Everyone should already know it’s not authentic and it’s not trying to be. ITS ABOUT FLAVOR! It’s hella good.
Love this dude! So cute & entertaining. I'm a self taught chef & I'm pleasantly surprised he is using one of butcher's best kept secrets, flap steak. In New England, it's the steak used for steaktip subs. I moved to TX & Got our grocer to start carrying it ❤ I will try this marinate. Thank you Sam!
I used this recipe years ago and it was DELICIOUS, I just finish making it again with a little personal addition to recipe and WOW 👌 still good!!!! It doesn't matter what you add to this recipe as a BASE, it will be AMAZING. thank you again Sam!!
Probably good stuff. Im more basic, salt, ground Chile (your preference), maybe a little garlic. Grill the meat (sliced thin, hot and fast). Put it in tortilla, add fresh cilantro and onion, jalepeno if you like. Eat... drink tequila. Life is good.
Holy Effing A. I’ve been a fan of your channel for a while. I JUST used this marinade today and I’m friggen OBSESSED. I’m gonna make tacos. I’m gonna make breakfast. I’m gonna make jerky. Oh LAWD this is DELSIH!!!
This recipe is incredible I made it a few weeks ago and I am making it again tonight. Truly delicious and juicy.. all these ingredients compliment eachother so well. 11/10 recommends
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Sam, my son followed your recipe for carne asada . It was our all time favorite! He fixed it often, we never tired of it! My son passed away almost two years ago. He was our family grill master! I am going to give this receipe to my grand son a hopefully he will become our newest grill master. My son Nick followed you regularly and made full use of our grill. It never got too cold in Ohio for his grill!!!
I'm sorry for your loss.
Came looking for comments to see if this marinade was good and who actually liked it enough to leave a review. I’m sorry for your loss. I’m sure he made a tasty marinade as well. I’ll be trying it soon. Hopefully we like it as much 😃
my condolences
I’m truly sorry for your loss… I pray that God brings peace over your loss. Stay strong..
My deepest condolences 😔Glad your son left great memories grilling in Ohio and the tradition will be carried on with your grandson ☺️ We lived in North East Ohio for my job and I would also be grilling during those cold winters when the temperature dropped to -13 degrees 👍
1 head of cilantro, chopped fine
3 large cloves of garlic, minced
1 Tbsp of cumin
1 tsp of pepper
1 tsp of salt
1/2 cup of olive oil
Handful of brown sugar
1 lime, zest and juice
2 Tbsp of soy sauce
Marinade 1 to 4 hours
We've made this and burst into tears coz of how good it was, its like there was a party in my mouth and everyone's invited!
Is brown sugar normal for this style of meat? I feel like I'm doing something very wrong adding sugar to meat.
@@PanupatChong It balances out the soy sauce etc. You wont even taste it
So what is a handful of brown sugar? I made this and something was off. I added a tablespoon of brown sugar. I don’t know yet..... I’m going to try again next week.
@@MrTurtleMob It should be 1 tablespoon not handful, yikes that would have been too much. If you google, Carne asada tacos sam the cooking guy and click on the first icon it takes you to the ingredients list
As a Mexican who has been making carne asada for over 15yrs I would like to congratulate you on this recipe. I used it for my Sunday cookout and EVERYONE was impressed!! (which is saying a lot because my wife's grandmother is.....well.....difficult) Thank you for the video!!
@Brazy Alex Interesting, yet your "somethin" is wrong...
Brother you just motivated even more to try this recipe. I live in El Paso,TX and as you may know this is carne asada country right here and my wife and mother in law love carne asada and would be bien encabronadas if I ruin their antojo. You know what I mean?
That tells me you are not mexican or you don't know what a fuck you're doing, or both..
DuckPoker well, you made a variation of grilled beef ....... not “carne asada”
Raul Sansores sometimes you can change it up and try new tastes, I’ll try it next time, never know, might find go to recipe.
Sam the cooking guy ..I wanted to share that I was in the hospital for 98 days I have been home since 9/1, I was in a coma for 30 days and when I woke up I couldn’t eat or drink for almost 8 weeks, I was being fed through my nose and iv and eventually a feeding tube. During that time all I watched was cooking shows and videos, it helped for some reason lol, that’s where I came across your channel. I just wanted to say thank you for your videos and personality. I love to cook and have made quite a few of your recipes. Keep up the great work, your videos helped me get through some tough times. They had the hospital locked down so no visitors. So thank you again for what you do it really helped me get through.
If it wasn’t for God, my Wife , prayer and Sam the cooking guy videos, well I am here and thankful to be alive !!!!
I love that you get right into your recipe without all the unnecessary blah,blah,blah. I love simple recipes without a ton of ingredients,so keep up the good work,can’t wait to try the “CARNE ASADA”
Hello Sam, I am a 53 year old chef according to my family but I tell you that every time I make something that you show and teach us how easy it truly is to cook with flavor and love, she says “ That is the best thing you have made.” I have tried different spices before but sometimes have used too much of it and then ruins it for a while. I use your measurements to a tee most times and it never goes wrong from the tequila lime shrimp and grits I made for her birthday to the most recent Carne Asada, the best thing ever. Love what you are doing for us all, making the world cook again. Thank you brother. Kevin S.
Soy sauce goes with just about all steak marinades. If you don’t like soy just get braggs liquid aminos. It taste the same just a healthier version. Give it a shot
Sam, I put this together the other night. I used skirt steak and my wife and I were blown away by the incredible flavor. I just found your channel but love all of what I’ve seen so far. Keep up the good work and I love your kitchen set up. Very jealous.
I just watched this yesterday, it looked so good. So I went home but only had boneless chicken thighs and used the same recipe and put over the BBQ, it was the best chicken we ever had!
That backyard BBQ set up is dope.
ObiJuan Kenobi Rich niggas
Hell yea
Honestly
Never say dope again!!!
@@CHiiPMuNKz4LYFe never say niggas again!!!!
So finally did this exact marinade for my fam, got to say- amazing! Grew up making carne asada and this is the winner. No need to put beer, or a bunch of home sauces. Simple and amazing. The meat maintains its own flavor . This will now be my go to marinade for flank steak-
People that don’t know anything about food will criticize it, but I actually think it looks very good. People probably think is sweet but is just a little kick to balance all the flavors together. I’m from Monterrey Mexico and I can tell you that there’s thousands of carne asada recipes with different ingredients. Some people add vinegar, lemon juice, adobo, pineapple juice, beer, orange juice, jalapeños, cilantro, cumin, wine, chimichurri, black pepper, white pepper, bay leaves, oregano, mustard, brown sugar, garlic, cajun seasoning, olive oil, etc etc…
Why am I watching this at night?
omar cortes yep... 3am here, makes me want to make this and have a corona... fml
ItsNeso Gaming ---me too Great video snd information - can’t wait to try it !!!
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I ask myself the same thing tonight
Lol serio right
Recipe never disappoints........Just whipped this up again last night with skirt steak. Absolute killer. Kicked the Brown Sugar, added Chili powder in place, hot fire. Chopped it up for burrito's.
This is exactly my plan. Less sweet, more heat.
I’m gonna try that too because we like a little kick to it.
I don’t think you’ll see this but just in case, thank you. It turned out amazing. I go see my grandparents on my rare day off. I always pick one of your recipes to fix for them…and me. You guys are the best!
This is a 3 year old video but I literally seen your comment posted just 20 minutes ago i guess we both got it recommended
@@christiansantamaria7233 You really got to try this one. Super easy and absolutely positively delicious.
This carne asada is shit. Nothing about this is a carne asada
If you want authentic carne asada, this ain't it, this is comparable to showing an Italian pineapple on pizza
@@foosdontcry oh really??!? Have you googled the definition of carne asada? This is exactly what the definition says. Don’t be simple minded. There are hundreds of different ways to do carne asada.
I made this exactly but without the brown sugar and it tastes AMAZING. 10/10 it works so good the flap meat and the charring was insane. It tastes exactly the carne asada my mother used to cook for me in my childhood.
I did everything he said and OMG HE WAS RIGHT...MY STAKES WHERE THE BEST I EVER HAD...
THANK YOU SO MUCH 🤗
I normally just use beer salt oranges and cilantro 🤷🏻♂️
Moth Moses he dont get it
Better than what this guy did
Right?!!!!
He should stick to what he knows and carne asada isn't one of them.
The taco truck to comes to our work once a month does the same thing. Exactly like you said. Their tacos are amazing.
It may not be traditional, but I'd still eat it because I love variety of flavors for my food.
@Jay Kemme now I need to use Google to translate it.
@Jay Kemme , my parents are from Michoacan and Guadalajara. Having visited relatives down there all I've ever seen as anything resembling traditional carne asada consisted of whatever thinly cut of diesmillo or arrachera steak, lightly salted, grilled. Nothing fancy, no marinades, just plain steak. Same stuff in the mercados, on the street. Even in sit down restaurants, unless they offered something as a house specialty, a carne asada plate was just a simple, thinly cut steak, either bistec or sliced. I have never, in all my travels in Mexico, ever had
carne asada that was marinaded or "preprada". In the US, yeah, we would get it if we wanted only because it was different but it's not the norm.
I agree. There's alot of stuff out there that are variations of the traditional stuff I grew up with that my Mom, Aunts, and Grandmothers would make. As long as it taste good, it's all good. I will say mention something else that made me laugh. Several years ago, Carl's Jr. advertised, what they were calling, a traditionally authentic California burrito. They showed the streets of Tijuana, and points south. I emailed their marketing team informing them that there was no such thing as an "authentic" California burrito and that saying this stupidity is insulting the intelligence of a lot of Southern Californians considering that many are very familiar with authentic Mexican food. While I never saw that commercial again I'm sure they received the same type of feedback from others.
The marinade I use is garlic, beer (MGD) orange juice and spices. Refrigerate for four hours then grill.
So no brown sugar or is the orange juice the replacement
This is actually CarKnee Asada with SeeLantro .
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By FAR the best cooking channel on UA-cam. I have not seen anything you've made I wouldn't eat and your enthusiasm for good food shines through every video. Thanks for the content, keep it up! Dave from the UK
Try guga buddy
@@ivanrivera5130 yeah no shit! Guga rules!!
I don’t care how authentic it is, I made it for Mother’s Day for my mom & it was FANTASTIC!
I made this for Father's day recently. It is probably my 3rd time making this, and it really is the best Carne asada I have ever had. Thanks to all of you, and happy Father's day (little late). Keep up the good work!
I can confidently say this is the best nontraditional Mexican carne asada recipe!
No its not
L CM factsssss
@@kayjay3136 i know right lmfao
@@kayjay3136 Well that is what OP said. Just cause it is different doesn't mean it doesn't taste good.
@@kayjay3136 that’s why he said non traditional 🤨
Just try the recipe before whining, give the guy a break, I'm 💯 confident that it's going to be delicious AF can't wait to try it this weekend.
He called it the best carne asada.
I think thats the issue.
Y’all hating on this comment section, I tried this recipe last Sunday & it’s actually really good. Only difference is I added some beer, but other than that this brother is on to something.
Add some beer and sunny D 👌
@@m11cordoza46 and some Powerade 👌🏽😎
Did the beer make it extra good?
@@bethrhyne4795 I've seen a lot of people put beer on carne asada so I assume it's good.
@@311-y7f . I followed his recipe to the T . Came out great
I made this the first time with flat iron steak because we could never find good skirt or Flank steak. Tonight, I used beef tenderloin and it was SUPERB. The whole family thinks I'm amazing. 🤣🤣 I fessed up that it was Sam's recipe.
Just made this today. I must say this is the tastiest, most juiciest steak that I’ve made. Everyone loved it. Thank you again for a awesome recipe.
How much brown sugar should I use for 3 lbs skirt steak
I’m Mexican and I’ give this recipe a GO!! I make it the way my dad taught me but I tried this recipe and it was DAMN GOOD!!! Got yourself a new subscriber sir.
I actually use a little water and tablespoon of vinegar along with everything else he described.
I was expecting a twist of something else to add to give it the meat flavor. 🤔
Just curious, we found a different recipe for the marinade , this woman added Oregano in HER marinade . Have you ever heard of this? It doesn’t sound like it would be all that good with oregano. When it’s convenient for you , could you send a text to me in response to my question ? Please? Thank you ! Paula Winder , Idaho.
Although all these people are complaining about it not being authentic, you made it your own personal way, and it still looks damn good to me
yes i am mexican and i approve his recipe , give a taco please
It’s not even Carne asada at all. Titles wrong and calling carve Asada is stupid. Might as well call it porterhouse marinated lmao
T A and?
T A It’s inspired by the Mexican Style carne asada 😂he never said it’s Authentic Carne Asada
@@TA-dk5nl So tell me. What's the difference between this recipe and the "authentic" recipe? As a an avid foodie and cook I've learned that authentic doesn't necessarily/always mean better than non authentic. I care more about quality of ingredients and creativity of use of ingredients, rather than doing something by the book.
Sam, you're a great man. I have some elderly friends who as you may imagine, appreciate tender and easy chewing meats. Family and friends of all ages loved the delicious servings. Your idea was a blessing for us all. Thank you, amigo.
I’ve made this recipe dozens of times, it’s amazing! I like to pair it with some grilled shrimp as well and it’s always a hit at BBQ’s and parties.
How you grill ur shrimp
Tried this with chicken and its so good too
This guys kitchen is nice af. I'm using a grill that's been Frankensteined and the right burner doesnt even work anymore 😂
Daniel Velasquez ikr lmao
I was thinking the same thing. He should give a tour of his outdoor kitchen. So jelly!
This his outdoor kitchen at that 😂🥴
Pretty sure he owns several restaurants. If you had several restaurants you could have a backyard kitchen like that
Zach Shiray wait what he owns several restaurants ? Lol 🤔
I grew up and live in east LA. I’m not mad about this lol I’m trying it tomorrow. People need to chill out in here
rey perez how was it?
Brian Diaz it killed him
@@TheBriandiaz1989 the comment above is the last comment he ever made on UA-cam RIP
Me too, Ford Blvd and 3rd st by king taco. I am down too, medium rare carne asada fuck it I’ll try it
anthony castaneda 😂😂😂
I’ve made this so many times and I love it! Enjoy making it for others because I love the reaction on their faces when they take that first bite! Cheers to sam for this amazing recipe! 🎉
You are my new favorite person! Cooked your enchiladas for a party of 17 and they were blown away. I cannot wait to make street tacos using this recipe for the meat. Keep rocking out the LIFE ALTERING DELICIOUSNESS!!!! 😘
Some people really don't read descriptions do they. It clearly says non-traditional. Ya'll need some therapy and meditation.
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@Julio Moran I meant 'that's a weird thing to say'.
Martha Sviniard that was clearly for satire and how much he like carne asada you idiot.
I know it's not *real* carne asada, but I don't really care, I'll still eat that. Looks fucking great
Wtf do you mean it's not real LOL
@@dab_saget It's not the way that Mexicans make it. So technically it's not *real* carne asada, but like I said, I'll still eat it, looks better than anything I can make xD
@@dab_saget Lunar is correct: mexican carne asada is made much differently.. but that takes noting away from this style. It looks freaking delicious and I'm going to try it one day.
The meat is asada thou lol
Carne asada translates to grilled meat. So you're wrong lol
I made it and added Toreados chili peppers to the marinade! Served with cilantro lime rice and black beans. No words to describe how unbelievably delicious it was with layers of flavor!
I was skeptical as well… being Mexican once i heard soy sauce I was out. But, I gave a shot, Pretty damn good my family thought it was really good. Personally I would rate it a strong 8.8 out of 10. It’s definitely one to try, non traditional but definitely goes good with some corn tortillas and a good guacamole. I would make it again.
*side note if you’re like me and want a little kick I roasted some jalapeños on the grill and through those on the tacos. *
Those are my 2 cents.
Soy sauce is very common in Mexican cooking. Many restaurants will have salsa de soya alongside all the other condiments and it is commonly used in marinades as well.
You, sir, are my new favorite person to watch on you tube. Awesome presentation and everything was so easily explained! And that shirt! Looking forward to trying this out with a little canna infused oil!
mike gee the shirt is put out by another food vlogger named Mikey Chen. It’s super cool to see them promoting each other.
I was waiting for him to call it "Car-knee Estrada"
thanks for the laugh 😂
Have used this marinade twice on stove seared to oven cooked chuck steak. OMG it's DOPE! Seriously! I'm eating the steak now w/ a cucumber tomato salad. OMG. SO GOOD!!! You are right. You are a GENIUS!!!
Brown sugar? No Mexican puts brown sugar in their carne asada lol
La Croix well now you know
Or cumin tf
If no one ever did anything different, things would be pretty freaking boring
La Croix he does, and we Mexicans do not marinade our "carne" that way.
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this isnt traditional but it does seem good.
Real Dumbass. I just wanted to say hi. I've never talked to a Real Dumbass before. So.....HI
@@louisdavis9259 Until you talked to a mirror.
Pretty smart for a dumbass.
@@mikehunt4797 booooooo, mirrors are very smart and they are very sensitive so don't talk about them like that or they might heat you
Sam Sam Sam......
Tried this recipe yesterday and let me tell you🤤🤤. Just speechless. The whole recipe came together perfectly. I watch all your video's and decided to try this one first. Whoever was barking at you b/c of the soy sauce get your violin out and play them a song. Everything was perfect. Please keep them coming.!!!
I'm so glad you made it, what a waste of space to read all these comments from those who are criticizing this recipe without even making it
The entire reason I’m building my outdoor kitchen!! Amazing
This carne asada was delicious. Thanks for the recipe. Gracias compadre.
Puro Dallas Texas Compita
Garland tx
He forgot to add beer
No he's not paisa.
Julian Marin lmao
These gentile have no idea how to make real Mexican food
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@@guadalajarajalisco8066 Ha ha ha ha!!
So so good! Highly recommended. Don’t have a grill, so I just did it on the stove top.
When my oldest Son comes to town and me and him and his little Bro hang out, this is the exact recipe they want. We do it just like you show. The 3 of us go in the kitchen and make the marinade, then visit for 1-2 hours with it in the fridge, then fire up the grill. It is always amazing!!! As a side note, we eat it straight off the cutting board. (also like to add a bit more salt and pepper after the marinade.) Thanks Sam. My Sons think I'm a chef. Really, I just follow your recipe.
when i visit my Mom, we also do this :)
My step dad (Mexican) always made me drizzle a little lime/orange juice mix and a pinch of salt on the meat after the flip when he taught me to grill Carne. Kept the citrus zest from being boiled out of the meat.
If the grill wasn't well seasoned or didn't get hot enough to char properly, he liked to cheat and add a drop of liquid smoke to that juice drizzle. He was fanatical about combining char/citrus flavor as being essential to his Carne method.
Of course, he also thought that adding lime juice to any food was the panacea to all ailments and ills, so I took his advice with a grain of salt as well. He's been dead for years... : /
I'm sorry about him passing but he sounds like he was a grill genius. Be proud you were able to learn from him
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Pretty good marinade brother, a little different from the barrio bar-b-q style the ways the homies do it, but I'd definitely try it. Also, the best way to eat carne asada, is with homemade flour or corn tortillas. Matter of fact, me and the wife made carne asada yesterday with homemade everything. You have a new subscriber!
This video came up on my recommendations yesterday. Made this today. SO FREAKING GOOD!
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I’ve made this 20x. It is a fan favorite in our house. (Almost like steak tips.). Such great flavor. I make it in the morning and it’s good to go at dinner time. Thanks Sam!!
Amazing, everything I learn from this guy comes out with satisfaction every time
I like the pace of this video. More cooking and less B.S.
I'm making this right now for carne asada enchiladas. I added everything into my marinade with the addition of a splash of liquid smoke and a little msg. Smells amazing and I'm looking forward to cooking it up tomorrow.
I have made this three times now and it is a no fail, awesome recipe. So easy, SOOOOO good. I have changed it just a tiny bit, here's my tried and true version:
1 bunch cilantro
4 cloves garlic
1 1/2 TB cumin
1tsp salt and pepper
1/2 C olive oil
1 1/2 TB dark brown sugar
2 limes, zested and juiced
3 TB soy sauce
Thank you so very much for this carne asada, my friends were extremely delighted at the flavors. Keep up the fantastic and fun cooking ideas that we can follow and drool over haha.
Made this tonight. Absolutely delicious. Thank you for the video!
“It’s amazing.” - zero emotion in his face lol
Hes a 👽
My meat is marinating, and my hands smell amazing... so excited, thank you!
No mames
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA FR
Bruhhh 😂🤣😂
Pero enserio 😂😂
Weyyyy
Es el.. Steve Mamuchin de la cocina. Carne y azucar ni madre. Este guey se parce un chingo a Steve Mnuchen del gob. de los EEUU sera que tiene su otro jale en UA-cam haciendo carnitas...hahaha
Will be making this next weekend, can’t wait.
How’d it go?
I'm Mexican from Mexico and I never seen this, but I understand recipes can vary according to the region where they're prepared, with that said I am willing to be open minded and give this a try, who knows I might be very surprised on a positive way.
What did you think?
" Mexican from Mexico " no shit!! Pinche vato menso
Thank you! Usually Mexican and Italian are very skeptical when, a nonperson from there culture, usually makes it and always comment’s how it should be made! I like this mindset sir.
Hey from Cologne, Germany! I just made this carne asada with a good skirt steak 🥩. It was just fantastic! Thanks a lot with this wonderful idea.
Man your outdoor setup there is amazing! Awesome recipe, liked subscribed and left a comment
I want the plans for that outdoor kitchen setup🤤
FestersUncle They’ve hidden them in an R2 unit
@@byattor8 lol A fellow SW fan, :)
thx
I will add beer, will give it an extra tenderness to the carne asada.
Armando Rios I actually like the idea and I tried it. It won’t be much different just more money to spend. Might as well just drink your beer on the side
I spill beer on muy carne asada, delicious, the fire kills anything..
I also clean my culo with beer
Mario Acosta I’m not the only one
@@marioacosta2340 jajjaja
Need to let you know that I've seen, re-viewed, and used this video to make the carne asada dozens of times now. Personally, I don't use the brown sugar, but otherwise, Sam, this recipe ya done did, is freaking wonderful. The carne asada it ALWAYS gets applause. Love it-love it-love-it.
Yeah, I have never seen or prepped carne asada prepped with brown sugar or soy sauce.......
@@joerivas9847 Yup. I like letting as much of the meaty goodness come through. No need to hide the taste. The soy sauce is good in the mix, but I've done without, too, and it's fantastic.
Hi Dave , You’re recipe was a huge success . My Family loved it !!!I I actually added a quarter cup of OJ also. 👍🇺🇸
Sorry I mean Sam 😅
My mother walk into my room while I was watching this and I quickly switched to porn, I didn't want her to see this travesty.
The same thing happened to me when my Mom walked in but when I switched to porn it was Sam the cooking guy so I got told off anyway for watching crappy porn
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Ohahahahahhaahahahhaah bro ur fukn hilarious!!
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Made this today, Sam as usual - You nailed it!!!! Wife is even telling me to watch more of your shows so I cook more LOL
Hello Sam. I made this recipe yesterday and it was phenomenal! First one of yours I tried. All of you should try it. Very important to marinate 4 plus hours. Use thermometer. Cook to 139 degrees then pull off and wrap in foil. Cut and freeze what you don't use. I make tacos all the time now, thanks to Sam!
Sirloin flap 😂that’s ranchera homie
Arrachera pochitoo
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Josue Martínez JM Music arrachera is skirt steak, a different cut.
@@STILLNIGHTPEARL wrong , same type of steak, only difference is the fancy names people give them
Josue Martínez JM Music they’re not exactly the same, ranchera is beef loin flap in English, arrachera is beef skirt in English, a lot of places here in the states don’t have arrachera, but the butcher recommends beef loin flap aka ranchera, in Mexico you see a lot of arrachera at the carnicerías. I’ve noticed that ranchera is more porous than arrachera and it absorbs the marinade better, arrachera is a little more dense, they’re both good and similar enough that if you marinated both, most people would never be able to tell that they’re slightly different cuts of meat. I only buy if it says ranchera or beef loin flap, for tacos I’m a fan of diezmillo. People also use flank and brisket for carne asada grilling, but skirt and beef loin flap are best if you’re marinating, flank is a leaner choice.
Tried this recipe before, trust me it did not fail to impress many. Making it again tonight, my go to recipe, Sam absolutely has a wonderful cooking style and tasteful recipes.
Try it with chicken is soo good too
“This guy is a genius” he’s not lying
A little dopey but...
Thank you for writing down the measurements for us I appreciate you! I can not wait to make this today for Father's Day!
I was vegan for 4 of my stupid teenage years, now I'm watching this at 10pm waiting for morning to come so I can buy the ingredients and try this.
Same 😂 except for the vegan part lmfao
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MAKING THIS TODAY. CAN'T WAIT.
Hell yes Ryan let me know how it goes! 👊🏻
@@samthecookingguy So I followed your recipe, even the splash of soy and brown sugar - I'm not a food zealot - I say fuck with shit - nothing is sacred. Next time I'm adding in some Serrano chili's to add some kick - probably gonna roast them for some smokey flavor. FUCK WIT IT.
I got the flat steak and some precut chicken tenderloins. I made two batches of the marinade and coated the chicken and steak for about 1.5hrs., each in their own bowl.
Fired up the grill, even when it was 40F outside and threw the meat on once it got hot enough.
Shit turned out awesome! The steak was tender, juicy and super flavorful. The chicken was the big surprise - everyone gobbled that up too. Wife & kids approved!
My wife wanted her steak on a salad so I made some of the marinade without the soy n sugar to use like a dressing.
Thanks for making these videos. Keeping it simple and delicious for dummies like me helps a ton!
Making this RIGHT NOW. Always loved carne asada, never knew how to make the marinade. Knew you'd be the guy for that. Your recipes are ALWAYS bangin'. Very excited for tonight's dinner.
Wow! That really does look like the best asada ever.
My partner and I made this and it’s incredibly delicious! Everyone should already know it’s not authentic and it’s not trying to be. ITS ABOUT FLAVOR! It’s hella good.
Mexican here... and I approve of this recipe.
Only thing I add is a whole can of Modelo
Armando Rodriguez and he showed also grill some corn with salted water
Armando Rodriguez no one cares that you're Mexican. Stop looking for cheap attention and likes
Love this dude! So cute & entertaining. I'm a self taught chef & I'm pleasantly surprised he is using one of butcher's best kept secrets, flap steak. In New England, it's the steak used for steaktip subs. I moved to TX & Got our grocer to start carrying it ❤ I will try this marinate. Thank you Sam!
Carne asada just isn’t right without flap steak
I used this recipe years ago and it was DELICIOUS, I just finish making it again with a little personal addition to recipe and WOW 👌 still good!!!! It doesn't matter what you add to this recipe as a BASE, it will be AMAZING. thank you again Sam!!
This weekend I'm definitely going to have this.
John Douglas Morell lucky ass
Not the authentic Mexican way I’m used to but it looks good.
You saved us all throughout quarantine, Sam, Max, Chance and crew! Appreciate you all- excited for the chance at #SAMSGIVING2020
My mum always asking me where I get my cooking ideas and I just say "Sam showed us" - the best cooking show on YT hands down.
Probably good stuff. Im more basic, salt, ground Chile (your preference), maybe a little garlic. Grill the meat (sliced thin, hot and fast). Put it in tortilla, add fresh cilantro and onion, jalepeno if you like. Eat... drink tequila. Life is good.
U got it going on but I prefer it with salsa or guacamole 👌
His reaction at 1:19 is all the convincing I need! 😂☠️☠️
Just curious what brand grill that is, I am doing an outdoor kitchen and love how the lid disappears. Thank you
Holy Effing A. I’ve been a fan of your channel for a while. I JUST used this marinade today and I’m friggen OBSESSED. I’m gonna make tacos. I’m gonna make breakfast. I’m gonna make jerky. Oh LAWD this is DELSIH!!!
This recipe is incredible I made it a few weeks ago and I am making it again tonight. Truly delicious and juicy.. all these ingredients compliment eachother so well. 11/10 recommends
You are a God!! This is the best recipe EVER!! Thank you
Dang it looks so good. Thank you. I will try it out .
Sam this recipe came out so good for me and the fam bam!!! Never fails to impress when I have to cook for the in-laws