Bean and cheese tacos - homemade refried beans, queso fresco, smoke tometillo salsa, quick pickled onions and jalapenos.
great looking pickes - do you by any chance have a recipe?
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This is the one that I started with. https://cookieandkate.com/quick-pickled-onions-recipe/
But change it up to match your tastes after the first batch or 2.
I'm uncultured swine but I always thought the difference between tacos and burritos was: (1) how the tortilla gets folded and (2) burritos always have beans, tacos not always. You have given me a new way to look at tacos and it's beautiful. Thank you.
Burritos dont necessarily have to have beans, its just that an overwhelming amount of them do, on both sides of the burrito border (as burritos were made popular in northern Mexican areas, and all the border states that border mexico)
The burrito isn't traditional food in terms of entire country and is very regional. Really the requirement of a burrito is that its a flour tortilla (as corn would make it closer to an enchilada) that wraps ingredients, typically a protein and/or some rice and beans with other additions and is served warm (where wraps are usually served cold)
There usually arent named examples of burritos without beans on the southern half, but no one would remove the burrito name if one chose to remove the beans from it. On the northern side of the border, examples of beanless burritos would be a breakfast burrito, or a california burrito(sub beans for fries)
I used to think breakfast burritos were the be all end all of breakfast foods, but have you ever had a breakfast taco? It's like the taco gods and the breakfast gods had a secret baby in central Texas
Yes ive had breakfast tacos before visiting my cousin in LA. Definately would prefer if fresh.