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Yes, besides that, it’s essentially the same thing. Rice and beans are served on the side with Tacos. If you’ve worked in a Taco truck, you’d know that it’s e
by systemvoltage 4y ago
Yes, besides that, it’s essentially the same thing.
Rice and beans are served on the side with Tacos.
If you’ve worked in a Taco truck, you’d know that it’s exactly the same ingredients going into both. Your spoon goes into the same buckets. Meat is grilled in the same way. Tacos may have corn tortilla or flour, we can quibble about that.
- Melting_Harps 4y ago> If you’ve worked in a Taco truck, you’d know that it’s exactly the same ingredients going into both. Your spoon goes into the same buckets. Meat is grilled in the same way. Tacos may have corn tortilla or flour, we can quibble about that. Pfft, Roy Choi flipped the taco game: corn vs flour is less interesting than kimchi or oi muchim inside of a taco. Honestly, I think both are amazing and Korean and Mexican food match so well. It's definitely a uniquely SoCal thing, but to be honest after having Kogi I can't eat tacos without Korean based ingredient and enjoy it anymore.
- martyvis 4y agoWait. How is the the corn in a corn tortilla not flour? If the corn (which might be maize) is milled then it has become flour. Maybe instead of flour you meant wheat.
- pseudalopex 4y agoCorn flour means fine milled maize. Coarse milled maize is called corn meal. Wheat flour tortillas are called flour tortillas.