The funny thing about this recipe is that it is called cazón bread and it does not take bread, the reason behind this name is because the tortillas do the function of the bread since it acquires a texture and a consistency similar to bread.
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Ingredients2 portions
Preparation
For the tomato sauce, the onion is fried in oil or lard, an epazote leaf and the ground and cast tomato are added. It is left to cook until the sauce is thick and well seasoned.
To prepare the dogfish, add the onion to the lard or oil, add the shredded dogfish and the epazote, add the chopped tomato and salt to taste. It is left to cook until it thickens and is well seasoned.
For the tamed sauce, the Habanero chiles are ground in molcajete with salt and water necessary to make the sauce.
For the assembly, three tortillas are fried with refried beans, a little stewed dogfish, and one on top of the other covered with the remaining tortilla. Bathe with the sauce and garnish with slices of avocado and whole habanero or tamale sauce.
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