Torta de Flor de Calabaza
Squash blossom torta; squash blossoms sautéed with onion and chile, often with cheese.
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Squash blossom torta; squash blossoms sautéed with onion and chile, often with cheese.
Yucatecan slow-roasted pork torta; pork marinated in achiote paste (annatto seed) and sour orange, wrapped in banana leaves and pit-roast...
Mexican chorizo torta; fresh pork sausage seasoned with guajillo/ancho chiles, vinegar, and spices; crumbled and fried.
Chorizo and egg torta; scrambled eggs with crumbled chorizo.
Chilaquiles (fried tortilla chips in salsa with eggs/chicken) in a torta; carb on carb breakfast.
Pork crackling torta; crispy fried pork skin, often pressed or in salsa.
Pressed chicharrón torta; chicharrón cooked down in salsa verde until soft.
Chicharrón in green salsa torta; pork cracklings braised in tomatillo salsa.
Salted dried beef torta; cecina is thin-sliced, salted, partially dried beef, often grilled. Yecapixtla, Morelos is famous for cecina.
A central-Mexican telera torta built around cecina enchilada: thin beef rubbed with red chile paste, dried, and grilled, with refried beans sealing the crumb. The chile rub is the loudest note.
Carnitas (braised/fried pork) torta; tender pork cooked in lard until crispy-edged, from Michoacán tradition.
Grilled beef torta; carne asada (grilled marinated beef), sliced.
Shrimp torta; grilled, fried, or in sauce—various coastal preparations.
Beef steak torta; thin-sliced grilled beef, often cooked with onions.
Steak with caramelized onions torta; beef cooked with abundant sweet onions.
Birria torta; Jalisco's famous chile-braised goat or beef stew, shredded, often served with consomé for dipping.
Barbacoa torta; pit-roasted beef cheeks, lamb, or goat wrapped in maguey leaves, steamed until falling apart. Traditionally from Hidalgo.
Tuna torta; canned tuna salad or grilled fresh tuna.
Skirt steak torta; marinated and grilled arrachera, prized cut for its flavor.
Avocado torta; mashed or sliced avocado as main filling with accompaniments.
The 'everything' torta; typically includes milanesa, ham, hot dog, egg, cheese, and all accompaniments—the most loaded torta variety.
'Drowned' torta; carnitas or pork leg on birote salado (hard, crusty sourdough roll unique to Guadalajara), drowned in spicy chile de árb...
Half-drowned torta; less salsa than full ahogada, for those who want less heat.
Well-drowned torta; extra salsa, maximum heat and moisture.