Enchilada
The enchilada is a corn tortilla dragged through chile sauce and rolled around a filling, eaten soft and plated. The sauce, roja or verde or mole, is the dish itself.
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The enchilada is a corn tortilla dragged through chile sauce and rolled around a filling, eaten soft and plated. The sauce, roja or verde or mole, is the dish itself.
Crema mexicana is the pourable cultured cream Mexican sandwiches reach for to thread moisture and cut fat without gumming the build; a pantry component that earns its place inside other dishes.
Chipotles en adobo: smoke-dried jalapenos stewed in vinegar-tomato sauce. A canned pantry component, not a dish; the smoky-spicy spine of the Mexican torta and tinga.
Puebla's signature sandwich on cemita roll (sesame-studded egg bread with distinctive flavor); filled with milanesa, Oaxacan cheese, avoc...
Puebla's sesame-topped egg bread; slightly sweet, used for cemitas.
Head cheese cemita; queso de puerco is Mexican head cheese.
Chicken cemita; breaded chicken cutlet.
Classic cemita with breaded meat cutlet, quesillo, avocado, pápalo, chipotle, onion.
The cemita de carnitas packs pork cooked slow in its own lard into a domed sesame Puebla roll, with quesillo, avocado, smoky chipotle, and a wild leaf called pápalo laid in raw on top.
Cemita with chile-marinated meat.
Mexican white bread roll; crusty exterior, soft interior, torpedo-shaped. Most common torta bread.
Jalisco's sourdough-style crusty roll; harder than bolillo, essential for torta ahogada. French influence.
Ciabatta with prosciutto and mozzarella.
Pretzel (brezel) with speck; Germanic influence.
Bresaola con rucola e grana is a three-way balance held in one roll: air-dried Valtellina beef sliced to translucence, dry peppery rocket, and brittle shaved Grana, dressed in only oil and lemon.
Bresaola dressed with lemon juice and olive oil.
South Tyrol's Advent fruit-and-nut Zelten loaf sliced thin and topped with juniper-smoked speck or an aged mountain cheese: a household folk pairing of the Bolzano Christmas table.
The Italian bar chain's chilled-shelf reading of the wrap: prosciutto, fresh mozzarella, rocket and pesto rolled in a soft tortilla, sealed at the seam, in by the early 2000s.
Mixed vegetables—lettuce, tomato, cucumber, carrot—with mayonnaise.
Tramezzino uovo e maionese: chopped hard-cooked egg bound with mayonnaise in a soft crustless triangle, the egg filling reduced to its two barest parts.
Egg with anchovy fillets; salty-rich combination.
Oil-packed tuna and chopped hard-cooked egg folded together with mayonnaise into one bound spread, the third triangle in the bar case that is not a variant of either plain parent.
Mayonnaise-bound tuna under a single ripe summer tomato slice in a soft crustless triangle; the bar case's wettest tonno filling, replaced twice a day in July.