in Detroit. But, let’s be real, most veggie-centric tacos lack the qualities that make the meaty versions great: that juicy, toothsome texture and deep umami flavor.When we first heard senior food editorin Palm Springs, California, we brushed it off—he’d clearly had too much fun out there on his floaty swan. “The texture had a bit of chew and bounce to it the way real chorizo would, without trying too hard to pretend to be meat,” he says.
Okay, we're listening. But where the taco really got it right, Morocco says, is its base of mushroom and brown rice. “It’s a great taco filling for anyone—I would happily eat it at home, and I am far from vegetarian.” When recreating the filling in the Bon Appétit test kitchen, Morocco tweaked it only slightly. He streamlined the recipe to highlight the three elements that really define the taco: the adobo sauce, the faux-rizo, and the queso, which is thickened with masa.tops the taco with fried potatoes, but Morocco says a lighter topping works well, too. “I would sauté some more shitakes or maitakes to put on top of the ‘chorizo.’ The mushrooms give extra texture and meatiness.
It’s rare to find a vegetarian taco that meat lovers will want to eat too—but we think this taco's the one.
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Whats the point then
How you gringos pronounce chorizo?
Gorgeous taco.
Idk I’m kind of sick of all you White People tbh
Why not use real chorizo?
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