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Beef, potatoes, and carrots stewed with tomato and spices — Panama's home beef stew.
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Carne guisada means 'stewed meat,' a beef stew made every day in Panamanian homes. Beef is stewed colorfully with achiote, Worcestershire sauce, and tomato, and potatoes and carrots are added for a thick finish. Serving it with white rice, beans, and fried plantain is the Panamanian set-plate style.
Cut the beef into bite-size pieces and rub with salt, Worcestershire sauce, and grated garlic.
Heat oil in a pot and brown the beef.
Add the onion and green pepper and sauté, then add the tomato paste, achiote, oregano, and water and simmer 1 hour.
Add the diced potatoes and carrots and simmer 20 minutes until tender.
Season with salt and serve with rice.