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I was looking up this brand (Don Pancho) and ran across a picture of a
stacked tostada. I have never actually seen this before except for the ones I made as a kid. I can't remember what I called them. I made the tortillas from scratch and used a mashed kidney bean filling as that was the only kind of beans we had in the house. I entered the recipe into a contest and really thought I had invented something. Heh! Just how common are these stacked types? In restaurants, I've only ever seen one crisp tortilla with the toppings. |
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![]() "Sqwertz" > wrote in message ... > On Wed, 23 Apr 2014 03:55:33 -0700, Julie Bove wrote: > >> Just how common are these stacked types? In restaurants, I've only ever >> seen >> one crisp tortilla with the toppings. > > Speaking go tostadas, I just made crispy pan-fried barbacoa (from > cheek meat), Santiago rehydrated refried bean, and egg tostadas for > breakfast. With fresh mango-habanero-garlic-tomato salsa. > > https://www.flickr.com/photos/sqwertz/13984683745/ > > Looks like shit. Tastes like heaven. > My husband would like those. Not a fan of mangos myself. Can't wait to get to Winco. Haven't been there for a while. They have the bet Mexican food selection in this area. One long aisle of shelf stable stuff and lots of produce. |
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