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Puffy Tacos, Texas Specialty

 
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Masa harina is great for many things, but puffy tacos is not one of them. This is a case where freshly-made masa dough makes a pretty significant difference.



https://www.seriouseats.com/puffy-tacos-ground-beef-san-antonio-recipe

I have not had the pleasure of tasting one of these.I wonder if store bought flour tortilla would work, probably not.



 
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Those look delicious. They look similar to Sopaipillos, which is a flour-based dessert. You have to start with dough to make them puff up.

My wife sometimes fries corn tortillas before making tacos. They puff a little bit, but nowhere near as much as in that video. Mostly they are just crispy and warm and delicious.
 
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