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  5. Ohhhhh. As a tapatía my first reaction to the picture was to cringe and wanting to go “uhm, actually” but as soon as I heard it was with cochinita pibil, I knew this wasn’t a 100% extra traditional torta ahogada.

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  7. Sour oranges from Spain? i have 16 years living here in Spain and i've never seen the sour oranges, nobody uses, in the super market you don't see it, where are the sour oranges? i asked to my mother in law and her friends, even to the neighbors and nobody know what i am talking about.

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  24. In Guadalajara where this sandwich comes from they don't put the lettuce and tomato also the bread the use there is best for this type of sandwich its like a rustic sourdough baguette which is hard and remains a little hard even after* edit* drowning in tomato consume!!!!

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  26. Dont, nice cooking show and all, but no, thats just a torta with a lot of sauce, a torta ahogada is not even about the filling (carnitas traditionally), but about the bread, its not a regular one, its call "birote salado", which is a type of bread that is a bit crispier and hard to chew than regular "torta" bread, so no, you just butchered a local dish from Guadalajara Mexico, the only place that somehow has the conditions to make that type of bread.

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  39. This looks good, but that is not the correct bread; he needs to use Birote Salado. The only thing I see that was correct was the pork and onions and the drenching of the salsa.

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  42. One of my favorite chefs, I’ve been going to his restaurant for years. I absolutely love Clavel, it’s my favorite restaurant in Baltimore. Bomb food (not pricey) & Bomb drinks especially the Santa Sandia. It’s a whole vibe.

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