Roll the dough into golf-ball-sized rounds, then flatten them into thick discs—much thicker than a standard tortilla.

Chorizo and potatoes, shredded beef, or chicharrón in salsa verde. Sweet: " Gorditas de lechera

are thick corn or flour pockets that can be stuffed with a variety of savory fillings.

Once cooked, slice a pocket halfway around the edge while still warm and fill with:

" made with condensed milk, flour, and eggs for a dessert version.

Mix equal parts instant corn masa flour (like Maseca) and warm water until it reaches a soft modeling clay consistency. Add a pinch of salt for flavor.

Sear them on a lightly oiled griddle or comal over medium-high heat until golden brown on both sides.

(a "fat" or "chubby" Mexican dish) and . While there isn't a single entity by that name, 1. Making Authentic Gorditas ("The Little Fat Ones")

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Chorizo and potatoes, shredded beef, or chicharrón in salsa verde. Sweet: " Gorditas de lechera

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Once cooked, slice a pocket halfway around the edge while still warm and fill with:

" made with condensed milk, flour, and eggs for a dessert version. Roll the dough into golf-ball-sized rounds, then flatten

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Sear them on a lightly oiled griddle or comal over medium-high heat until golden brown on both sides. Once cooked, slice a pocket halfway around the

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