Badia Mojo Marinade, 10 fl oz

Cuban-style mojo marinade in a pour-spout bottle: sour orange, garlic, onion, oregano, and cumin already blended in the right ratio. The base for lechón, pernil, and every celebration plate built around slow-roasted pork.

How to Use Score the meat, pour the marinade straight from the bottle into a bag or roasting pan, and refrigerate overnight — eight to twenty-four hours for pork shoulder, two to four hours for chicken. Roast low and slow, basting with the reserved marinade. For a faster route, pour into the skillet to glaze pork chops, chicken thighs, or shrimp in the last minutes of cooking.

Common Uses Cuban lechón asado and pernil. Mojo chicken and pollo a la plancha. Pan con lechón. Marinated yuca con mojo. Caribbean grilled pork skewers. Quick weeknight pork chops. Vaca frita finish. Tostones dipping sauce.

Why This Format Building mojo from scratch means sourcing naranja agria, peeling and mashing a head of garlic, and balancing the citrus by taste. This bottle delivers the same Cuban-abuela ratio in one pour — bold, garlicky, herbaceous — with consistency from one roast to the next. Big flavor, no prep, no guesswork.

Ships from Doral, FL.