Taco de Ojo
Beef eye taco; gelatinous, rich. Adventurous eating.
Beef eye taco; gelatinous, rich. Adventurous eating.
Cactus paddle taco; grilled or sautéed nopales with onion, chile.
Beef tongue taco; alternative term for lengua in some regions.
Buried chicken taco; chicken in achiote, pit-cooked underground for Day of the Dead.
Mole taco; chicken or turkey in complex mole sauce.
Mixiote taco; meat (lamb, rabbit, chicken) wrapped in maguey membrane and steamed with chiles.
Smoked marlin taco; marlín ahumado (smoked marlin) shredded and sautéed with tomato and onion. Pacific coast specialty.
Dried shredded beef taco; machaca (dried, pounded beef) rehydrated and cooked with eggs, tomato, chile. Sonoran/Northern specialty.
Longaniza sausage taco; regional sausage variations.
Beef tongue taco; braised until tender, sliced or chopped. Prized for smooth texture.
Roast suckling pig taco; whole roasted young pig.
Oven-roasted pork taco; Yucatecan roast pork.
Corn fungus taco; earthy, truffle-like huitlacoche sautéed with onion and epazote.
Egg taco; scrambled, fried, or in various preparations.
Flour tortilla taco; Northern Mexico prefers flour over corn for many preparations.
Maguey worm taco; larvae from agave plants, fried until crispy.
Stew taco; various Mexican guisados (home-style stews) in taco form—picadillo, ropa vieja, costillas, etc.
Bean taco; refried beans, simple and satisfying.