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This is gonna be a tough one, so to clarify what I'm looking for:

 

Any Mexican (not other Latin) dish (including hand-held foods not necessarily requiring a plate) can be included in your response.

 

For me, it's gotta be Tamales. Preferably pork, but beef or chicken will  do. But Tamales it is.

 

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It's an old recipe, one of the classics you'll find in the historical texts.  Very meaty, a little game, but still delicious. Quite filling and is best served with many drinks.  The recipe book calls it "Gugny". While it sounds like an Italian dish and looks Asian in presentation, it is definitely a Mexican dish. And boy, is it a dish.

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16 minutes ago, BringBackFergy said:

Enchiladas...preferably beef. Enchilada sauce might be one of the best sauces out there and my wife makes some kick ass enchiladas. 

me too.  throw some verde sauce on that bad boy, and my pants get shorter.

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15 minutes ago, WhoTom said:

Chiles Rellenos (stuffed peppers)

 

 

 

This is a close second for me.

 

 

12 minutes ago, John from Riverside said:

Anything my mexican squeeze makes

 

I don't think you understand the point of the thread, sir.


PICKEST THEE ONE

 

4 minutes ago, K-9 said:

Bangers and mash.

 

Someone toss this hooligan out of here, kthx

 

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Someone has traveled to México and actually has eaten Mexican food, although is made by mexicans there is comparison.

For example: tamales are almost innumerable variety also with chiles rellenos, this is a typical plate from august-september in Puebla "chile  en nogada"  is filled with a specific kind of apples, peach, pear, almond, pork and beef bathed in nut sauce, garnished with pomegranate and parsley.

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Just now, poblano said:

Someone has traveled to México and actually has eaten Mexican food, although is made by mexicans there is comparison.

For example: tamales are almost innumerable variety also with chiles rellenos, this is a typical plate from august-september in Puebla "chile  en nogada"  is filled with a specific kind of apples, peach, pear, almond, pork and beef bathed in nut sauce, garnished with pomegranate and parsley.

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Oh my sweet baby jesus that sounds good.

 

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4 minutes ago, GoBills808 said:

Technically it's Lebanese. 

 

Answer is pozole. Or Tijuana street vendor cat tacos at 3AM as you stumble back across the border in a pinch.

Okay... Then I will go with carne asada gorditas...

 

Anybody showing any love for menudo?

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53 minutes ago, Buffalo_Gal said:


Excellent choice. For me it is Mezcal, but Tequila is a close second.

So, Margaritas! ??

The worm worked me over one night in Tijuauna.I was the idiot that got stuck with the last shot in the bottle..they served it with a shot of tomato juice. "T and T".

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47 minutes ago, Misterbluesky said:

The worm worked me over one night in Tijuauna.I was the idiot that got stuck with the last shot in the bottle..they served it with a shot of tomato juice. "T and T".


Could have been worse, could have been one with a scorpion in it.

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This burrito at Mad Taco (forgot the name).  It has smoked spicy pork, el pastor, and deep fried pork belly with rice, beans, cilantro and pico.  I ask for it “wet” which isn’t on the menu, but that means it is topped with enchalada sauce, queso, and a verde sauce.  Eat it with a fork and knife.  Bangin!!!

 

Wash is down with a pint of Hill Farmstead Edward IPA.

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