- a
tostada as a base. They can be
consumed alone, or used as a base for
other foods. Corn
tortillas are
usually used for
tostadas,
although tostadas made...
-
Tostada may
refer to:
Tostada (toast), a
Latin American toast Tostada (tortilla), a
Mexican fried tortilla and the dish
based on it
Tostado (disambiguation)...
- baguette-like loaves. It is the
Cuban equivalent of toast. Typically,
tostadas are
served as a
breakfast alongside (and
perhaps dunked into) a hot mug...
-
rather than folded; taquitos,
which are
rolled and fried; or chalupas/
tostadas, in
which the
tortilla is
fried before filling. The
origins of the taco...
- then refried.
Prepared either way, it is a
common filling for burritos,
tostadas, or
tacos in
Mexican cuisine, also as a side or as part of an entrée served...
- made to
resemble a
thick tortilla or a
tostada. However,
though both
tostadas and
sopes are fried, the
tostada is thin and
fried until it
becomes crunchy...
- at fast-food
restaurants called panucherias which also
serve salbutes,
tostadas, tortas, and caldos.
Panuchos are
fried and
topped to
order and
often served...
- pepper, red salsa, and/or
green salsa. They can in many
cases resemble tostadas since both are made of a
fried or
baked masa-based dough.
Traditional chalupas...
-
Mexican cuisine,
where similar items were well known, such as
totopos and
tostadas.
Though usually made of
yellow corn, they can also be made of white, blue...
-
There are
other sauces with pork or beef. It is
accompanied with totopos,
tostadas, or
fried taquitos. In some places[which?] it is
customary to
serve morisqueta...
