Machaca is made from dried, spiced, and shredded beef, traditionally reconstituted and sautéed with eggs, onions, tomatoes, and sometimes peppers. It originates from northern Mexico, particularly in Sonora and Nuevo León, where sun-drying meat was a preservation method in ranching culture. Machaca is often eaten for breakfast or lunch, wrapped in flour tortillas as burritos or served with beans and rice. Modern versions use fresh shredded beef instead of dried but preserve the rustic, hearty flavor.

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