South Dakota Indian Taco
The Lakota fry-bread Indian taco of the Northern Plains: USDA commodity pintos, ground beef, salsa over a hot round. South Dakota made fry bread its state bread in 2005.
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The Lakota fry-bread Indian taco of the Northern Plains: USDA commodity pintos, ground beef, salsa over a hot round. South Dakota made fry bread its state bread in 2005.
A ball of beef smashed straight onto a flour tortilla on a screaming griddle, so the dough fries in the fat and welds to the patty, then folded taco-style with cheese, onion, pickle, and pink sauce.
A ball of corn masa opened, stuffed with cheese, beans, or seasoned pork, then sealed and griddled into one round. El Salvador's national dish, and a fixture of Los Angeles, Washington, and Houston.
Birria meat with melted cheese in a pressed tortilla, served with consommé dip; birria taco's cheesier cousin, equally viral.
The San Antonio puffy taco: a disk of fresh masa deep-fried raw so it balloons into a light, hollow-walled shell, folded hot and filled with picadillo. The crackle is its signature.
Hot puffed fry bread under seasoned beef or mutton, pinto beans, cheese, lettuce, tomato, and green chile. A reservation and fair food whose carrier dates to an 1864 forced removal.
A twelve-inch flour tortilla holds rice, beans, meat, cheese, salsa, sour cream, and guacamole, sealed in foil. The rice is the engineering that makes the rest of the Mission burrito possible.
Spit-shaved lamb or chicken rolled into warmed markook or pita with tahini or toum matched to the protein, pickled turnip, and a seam-pressed close. The Levantine working-counter standard.
A thin mung-bean crepe poured and egg-bonded on a hot griddle, sweet bean sauce and a fried cracker folded in before the whole thing is handed over still steaming.
Lamb-beef mixture cooked on a vertical rotisserie, sliced and served in pita with tomato, onion, and tzatziki; Greek-American creation, d...
Eggs, potatoes, cheese, and green chile in a flour tortilla.
Fry bread used as sandwich bread with various fillings.
Beer-battered fish in a corn or flour tortilla with cabbage slaw; Baja California/San Diego.
Shaved beef and lamb off the spit, heaped loose into flatbread under a pale garlic white sauce and a thin red hot sauce. The Turkish-German spit sandwich, rebuilt big for an American cart window.
Deep-fried corn arepa with a whole egg cooked inside; Colombian street food found in Colombian-American enclaves.
A chimichanga is a burrito sealed shut and dropped in oil until the wrapper turns to a rigid blistered shell, then crowned with chile and crema.
Carne asada fries in a torta roll; San Diego hybrid.
San Diego-style fish taco with white sauce.
Carne asada, cheese, guacamole, and French fries in a flour tortilla; San Diego creation.
A soft flour tortilla folded around loose scrambled egg, bacon and papas, or chorizo, or bean and cheese, ordered by the dozen at a Texas taqueria before dawn.
Beef birria (chile-braised beef) in a corn tortilla dipped in consommé fat, griddled crispy, filled with melted cheese, served with conso...
Refried beans and cheese in a flour tortilla; SA staple.
A sealed dough pillow dropped into hot oil and eaten standing off the pan, the Champsaur tourton crisps gold over potato or stewed prune. Old feast-day food, fried to order at the Gap market.
Liège waffle with ice cream or fillings.