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Sopes

Thick “tortilla” boats filled with black beans, zucchini, crisped mushrooms, peanuts, salsa de molcajete, and guajillo lime aioli. Served with a roasted corn & kale salad.

Short history: Sope is a traditional Mexican dish that comes from the central and southern parts of Mexico. It’s a type of street dish or antojito. The oyster mushrooms in this dish will provide several vitamins such as riboflavin and folate, and the jackfruit will help to prevent indigestion and anemia. The creamy pinto beans are a great source of protein, fiber, minerals, and vitamins.

Reheating Instructions: Warm the sope in a covered pan over medium heat for 2 minutes. The salad should be room temperature.

Customer Comments:

“The sopes  were great! The masa boat was chewy and sturdy enough to hold the filling. The filling was such a creative, flavorful combination!“

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