These were one of the unique tacos I found out about while traveling in Mexico City. Cheesy crust with whatever you want to fill it with inside.

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“These Cheese Crust tacos (costras) always put me in a good mood.” üzerine 32 yorum

  1. Btw really like ur videos keep it up!also tho, the fact that your microwave seemingly doesnt make sound, have a bisible clock/timer, or even have a light turn on weirds me out, and its crazy cause anything ive seen you put in there comes out steaming in seconds.

  2. made something similar the other day, with homemade corn tortillas sliced sauteed peppers, boneless skinless chicken thighs pan seared, and some sharp grated cheddar like you did, Frank's red hot and some Turkish baharat spice. the tortillas were a bit stale but the taste and crunch from the peppers and cheese was incredible, i let the cheese brown on both sides and it was glassy in texture, crazy good🤯

  3. For ages, I'd melt cheese right in a skillet to crisp and call it 'homemade Cheez-its'. Finding out it's an actual technique in proper dishes has been wonderful.
    I still make homemade Cheez-its though. Slices of cheddar on a baking sheet, optionally sprinkled with MSG and some seasoning (rosemary's brilliant with it), 375 degrees Fahrenheit for 5-10 minutes. Pop 'em off the tray with a spatula then let 'em cool and cut 'em into bite-size squares (or not).

  4. Not related to the recipe but on Ethan's note about prep and making cooking easier: If you've got a pasta dish in mind, put the pasta in a bath to soak overnight (or even just a couple hours in advance). Most of the cook time on dried pasta is just rehydration so you can turn that into a passive step and cut down the cook time later. Also, you don't need 6-8 freakin' quarts of water. 1.5 quarts (1.4 liters) per 1 pound (16 oz, or 0.45 kg, or 454 grams) of pasta works perfectly fine and the water only needs to simmer, not boil, so anywhere 180 or up will do. Standard package directions are designed to be fool-proof in the most literal sense so they leave WIDE room for error but there's just no functional need for that wasted time or water.

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