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Tacos de Canasta

Jan 13 2026

Taco Tag Soup

Some tacos cannot be summed up in a single word. Last Tuesday we laid out everything in the fridge: fresh masa for the comal, three salsas, two cheeses, pickled onions, radishes, a mountain of cilantro and leftover suadero, lengua and tripa from the weekend.

The result was the most chaotic, delicious taco night of the year, and a post with more tags than we have ever used. Browse any of them below to find more from our archive.

A bowl of fresh guacamole
Photo: Nikodem Nijaki / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0)

Written by Elena Ruiz · Categorized: Opinion · Tagged: Ancho, Chile de Árbol, Chipotle, Cilantro, Comal, Cotija, Crema, Guacamole, Guajillo, Habanero, Horchata, Lengua, Lime, Masa, Nixtamal, Pickled Onions, Pico de Gallo, Poblano, Queso Fresco, Radish, Salsa, Salsa Roja, Salsa Verde, Spicy, Street Food, Suadero, Taco Night, Taco Tuesday, Tacos de Canasta, Tacos Dorados, Tortilla Press, Tortillas, Tripa, Trompo, White Onion

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