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A flour tortilla rolled around a filling of beans, meat, rice, and cheese — the northern Mexican original.
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Mexico
A flour tortilla rolled around a filling of beans, meat, rice, and cheese — the northern Mexican original.

Mexico
A roasted poblano chile stuffed with cheese or picadillo, battered and fried, served in a tomato broth.

Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico
Yucatecan rolled tacos of cochinita or other filling, fried crisp and served with tomato salsa.

Sonora, Mexico
A Sonoran stacked tortilla dish layered with beans and cheese, bathed in salsa.

Mexico
Colonial-style enchiladas in a dark, mildly sweet mole or chile sauce.

Mexico
Guanajuato miners' enchiladas with a guajillo sauce, potatoes, carrots, and cheese.

Mexico
San Luis Potosí enchiladas with a distinctive red chile masa, cheese, and a tomato sauce.

Mexico
Enchiladas in a ranchera tomato-chile sauce, topped with fried egg or cheese.

Monterrey, Mexico
Monterrey-style enchiladas with a red chile sauce and plenty of cheese.

Mexico
Enchiladas topped with a creamy tomatillo sauce and melted cheese, then gratinéed.

Mexico
A León, Guanajuato street sandwich of a split bolillo packed with crisp pork chicharrón, often cueritos, hot red salsa, lime, tomato, and onion.

Mexico
A sandal-shaped, sandal-shaped corn masa base piled with beans, meat, lettuce, cheese, cream, and salsa.

Mexico
An open-faced bolillo topped with beans, melted cheese, and salsa, broiled until bubbling.

Mexico
A fried masa pastry stuffed with a savory or sweet filling.

Mexico
A grilled tortilla sandwich of meat and melted cheese, like a quesadilla on steroids.

Mexico
Guerrero-style 'armored tacos': rice-stuffed tacos with a filling on top.

Mexico
Potato tacos, fried until crisp.

Mexico
The overstuffed Mexican sandwich: bolillo piled with multiple meats, cheese, avocado, and fixings.

Mexico
Tampico's towering torta de la barda: a bolillo layered with beans, ham, cheeses, avocado, shredded beef, chicharrón in green salsa, and chorizo, named for the dockside wall where it was first sold.

Mexico City, Mexico
A tamal sandwich: a warm tamal (often green chile and pork) slipped into a bolillo.