How to make Potato Tacos with Vera Jimenez (Part 2 of 2)

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  • Опубликовано: 14 июн 2011
  • KTLA 5 Meteorologist Vera Jimenez has returned from the Torrance Farmers Market with her fresh produce and now shows us how to make her mom's simple and delicious potato tacos.
    Ingredients:
    2 medium russet potatoes.
    Garlic salt
    Corn tortillas (Do not use flour tortillas)
    Canola oil
    Round double sided toothpicks
    For the Salsa:
    Three medium tomatoes
    4 serrano peppers
    1 garlic clove (optional)
    Salt
    Stuffing:
    Shredded lettuce
    Mexican cheese (queso fresco)
    Process:
    Stew the tomatoes with the serranos for one to one and a half hours. Bring to a boil, then reduce to low and cover until cooked.
    Next, peel the potatoes and quarter them. Boil for 25 minutes until they're soft when you poke them with a fork.
    While the potatoes cook, shred and rinse the lettuce, store back in the fridge so it gets crispy and crumble the Mexican cheese.
    On a skillet, warm the tortillas on each side, then let them cool on a clean dish towel. This makes them flexible enough so they don't crack when folding them later.
    Once the potatoes are cooked, strain, mash, and season with garlic salt.
    Place about two table spoons in a tortilla (Do not over stuff), fold the tortilla in half and secure it with the double sided toothpicks, one on each end.
    Pre-heat oil on medium. Test the readiness by dipping one of the tortilla tips in the oil. If it starts to sizzle, you know it's ready.
    Fry the tacos until golden brown, about three minutes on each side. Drain as much of the oil before setting them on paper towels.
    Now onto the salsa. Puree the tomatoes serranos with the garlic and salt to taste in a food processor or blender.
    Carefully remove the toothpicks from the tacos. The toothpicks may need a little wiggling.
    Stuff the tacos with the lettuce and cheese. Each person can top them off with the fresh salsa.
    Enjoy!
    Let me know if you give them a try! @veraktla
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Комментарии • 8

  • @THEMOWERMEDIC1
    @THEMOWERMEDIC1 13 лет назад

    From jhonny cash to cypress hill. I love your background music. Nice tacos too!!

  • @trailboss78
    @trailboss78 9 лет назад

    Good job Vera

  • @7camscdan249
    @7camscdan249 11 лет назад

    yummy, they look great.... thanks for sharing my friend =)

  • @crisworkizer1523
    @crisworkizer1523 10 лет назад

    Nice looking Tacos and I Love homemaid salsa.awesome job Vera.thats my grandmothers name shes 98.nice to meet you Iam Cris

  • @ralphbenites1312
    @ralphbenites1312 2 года назад

    Thay look so delicious Vera. I love a woman who can cook and bake 🍰🧁🥧🌮🌮when does your cooking show come on what channel & what time 😚❤️

  • @ralphbenites1312
    @ralphbenites1312 2 года назад

    What time and what channel does your cooking show come on I love a woman that can cook and bake.and.your my favorite whether girl.ralph from Orange County California.😋❤️

  • @michnikats
    @michnikats 12 лет назад

    A lady made me mashed potato tacos many years ago like this but she didn't use anything except a chili on the bottom of the taco, then the potato's mixed with cheese, fried them and then when they came out she put mayonaise in them. They were the best tacos of that kind that I've ever had... I just don't know what kind of chili to put in the taco... have any idea? She didn't even put anything else on them at all... try them if you haven't already... thanks for the video.. : )

  • @producedinLA
    @producedinLA  11 лет назад

    How did they turn out?