okay..whats the difference between carne GUISADA and carne ASADA...and did i jus

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Answers:
Asada = is the best for party, and reunion, Best with BEER & "tortillas de harina", Guacamole. ! wow my favorite.

Guisada = Ocasional use with vegetables/cook. The best name people over here in México is the "Bistec Ranchero"

Other Answers:
Carnre Guisada is cubed beef in a gravy type sauce. Carne Asada is basically fajita meat.

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Guisada = cooked
Asada = roasted

not a very big difference.
Source(s):
spanish/english dictionary

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Its all the same. Carne Guisada is cubed Stew meat, prepared with sofrito, ajo, big vegetables pieces like carrots, potatoes, celery, red wine (or beer) made in a caserole on a tomato base... usually served over white rice... Very common in Puerto Rico.

Carne Asada is more like sealed meat over a grill or roasted. Is mostly prepared on a BBQ, grill or roast pan.
Source(s):
www.elcolmadito.com

I am from Puerto Rico and Carne Guisada is very, very common here.

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Carne ASADA is usually meat cooked on the grill, and carne GUISADA is more like what you call "beef stew'
Source(s):
Im from a latin country carne guisada is meat that you cook on top of the stove usually with some type of sauce carne asada is baked or grilled

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guisada is drier than asada. guisa means to saute. so carne guisada is sauteed meat. asada has sauce. like a stew
Source(s):
my moms cooking

Asada to me means that the meat will not be cooked in water or sauce, rather it will be roasted in an oven or cooked on a grill. Also there won't be bones in it, usually, in contrast to the bone-in pieces that you find in stew/guisado. carne asada, is cooked on the grill, and carne G uisada is cooked with onios and tomatos, I love my grandmother carne guisada..

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