It is a sweet cake similar to a tiny but extremely thick pancake made with milk cream or clotted cream, called nata in mexico, cinnamon, sugar, and white wheat flour. They’re soft yet crispy and easy to stuff with your favorite fillings This gordita recipe is for the most popular corn gordita, which is usually stuffed with cheese, beans, meat, or other types of fillings, and served with red or green salsa.
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You don’t need to use a lot of oil, just enough to fully submerge one side of the gordita
Add the cooked gordita and fry on both sides for about a minute or two, until crispy
Remove from the oil and place on a paper towel to soak up any excess oil Stuff them with desired filling and enjoy! Las gorditas de chicharron are the best, followed by the gorditas de frijoles con queso. Gorditas (“chubby” in spanish) are a type of antojito, or mexican street food snack, that lend themselves especially well to using up leftover braised meat
I had my first real gordita from a street cart in mexico city years ago, and my life was never the same The name literally means “little fat ones,” and i promise, it’s a term of endearment They’re these wonderful little corn cakes—thick, soft, and puffy, with a perfectly crisp outside. Divide the queso fresco, tomatoes, and cilantro among the gorditas
Serve with hot sauce and sour cream if desired
The full list of ingredients and instructions can be found in the recipe below. They likely got their nickname for their appearance Thick corn tortillas stuffed with so many delicious fillings they are practically falling out This recipe gives instructions on how to form, griddle, and fry the little pockets
It also provides a delicious filling suggestion with plenty of room for variation. Learn how to make gorditas, aka thicky, fluffy corn cakes, using 3 simple ingredients
